Managers of Wealth

Phew, what a summer! by Justin Urquhart Stewart

From failed military coups, suspicious or otherwise, to political leaders changing, or not in Labour's case, and the economic uncertainty that results from Brexit.

Golf’s Olympic shambles further undermines Games’ special allure

On top of everything else, they now have to defend the expense of building a golf course for a competition that no one wants

Q&A: Former Wall Street CEO wants women to invest — that includes you, millennials

What you need to know about investing but were too afraid to ask

Why aren't there more women fund managers?

Men still overwhelmingly dominate investment management, but inroads have been made

On monetary terrorism by Tim Price

Tricky things, numbers. Even when you do manage to calculate them correctly.

OMGI’s Purzitsky: Don’t expect much from Bank of England in August

This leads naturally to the question of what we should expect in August.

It’s not time to sell the rally, says UBS Wealth Management strategy chief

We've seen the labor market report improve, we've seen the ISM surveys, both manufacturing and nonmanufacturing improve.

Thorburn’s legacy hinges on his ability to revitalise NAB’s core

The strategic ambition was to pare NAB back to its core Australasian business centred on its sector-leading business bank.

Investment Peace Of Mind - Quilter Cheviot

These are clearly very early days post the referendum majority vote in favour of leaving the EU. The implications of that decision will emerge over time as the nature of our separation becomes clearer, and also as our relationships with non-EU states dev

Did Oil Kill The Dinosaurs? by Michael McDonald of Oilprice.com

What killed the dinosaurs? It's a question as old as – well the dinosaurs themselves, and one that everyone from school children to scientists have been asking for decades.

Transforming private wealth management

What is important is that the industry is able to innovate the way it fundamentally operates - and that's still more about how we develop systems and processes to better understand people.

Reshaping our thinking | The new EU - global opportunities and threats

The consequences of the vote are beginning to be felt and we anticipate challenges, surprises and opportunities to emerge as negotiations begin over the details of the UK's separation from its European neighbours.

St. James’s Place – “Enough is enough”

Following the release of the Bank of England’s Credit Conditions Review last week, which revealed that the availability of funding had remained relatively constant for households as for businesses, Artemis Investment Management, fund manager of the

“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” - George Orwell.

Mental men prefer bonds by Tim Price

Will Brexit roll back tide of globalisation?

It reflects voter frustration with more than a decade of stagnant living standards in many countries, despite the recovery from the Great Financial Crisis, and strong stockmarkets.

The calm amid the storm: Patrick Odier

So we factor them into all our planning and decisions.

David Cameron Moves Into New Home In Leafy Holland Park - Without The £8,000 Rent Per Week

Mr Cameron, his wife Samantha and their children are living temporarily in a seven-bedroom, six-bathroom house in Holland Park owned by Sir Alan Parker and his wife Lady Jane Parker.

HNWs moving away from model portfolios

Advisers are expecting their high-net-worth clients to decrease allocation to model portfolios, making it essential for product providers to rethink their distribution strategy, says Tria Investment Partners.

'Investing in the major banks is set to change profoundly': Citi

That's the verdict from Citi's banking analysts, led by Craig Williams

Brexit No Big Deal, Says RBC Chief Investment Officer

In the capital outlook commentary, which is currently posted as a video on the RBC Global Asset Management website, Chief Investment Officer Dan Chornous explains that while the vote understandably set off some immediate panic, it is an expected response

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