Managers of Wealth

EU Referendum result - What will it mean to leave the EU? - Eversheds

The result of the EU referendum was announced on Friday, 24 June 2016 with a vote in favour of the UK leaving the EU.

Britain files for divorce from EU: global financial markets go magical mystery tour

“Due the far-reaching impact of this vote, Brexit will inevitably affect the British and the European economies and the wider global financial markets. The decision may have been taken in the UK but it will impact the rest of the world too.

Brexit reopens HSBC and Standard Chartered relocation debate.

Given that investors are dumping HSBC and Standard Chartered shares due to the impending Brexit, the banks’ boards will have to consider alternative strategies as a result.

Asia’s richest relaxed about Brexit: UBS’s Stadler

It’s hard to believe that anyone could be immune to the Brexit-vote hooha, but Asia’s richest are still more worried about local geopolitics.

Japan's Weakness Presents Opportunities for Europe's Investors Land of the rising currency set for further inflows

The benchmark index currently sits at about 40% of its 1989 peak.

Skyrocketing Your Success: 5 Lessons From Millionaire Entrepreneurs

Anyone in the business world offering help is going to charge for their services, and while it’s always nice to hear from our friends and family, they generally aren’t experts themselves.

Firing Line: Thomas Salter

Mr Salter said: “For us, it is very good to have this sort of backing, not just from a financial point of view, but from the perspective that these are very seasoned financial grandees.

Wealth Adviser Daily Briefing: Helping Heirs Take Active Role in Family Finances

Many individuals in these circumstances wish to strike a balance between taking an active and engaged role and honoring and preserving the assets their parents have accumulated.

Royal Mint reports surge in gold trading before EU vote

Online platform sees 32% increase in transactions

Thomas Fedier: «We Need More Swiss 'Fingertip' Feeling»

Banks have gotten used to mistreating their customers in a surprisingly short time.

When a Referendum becomes a Neverendum? by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Well it is finally here. Possibly the most irresponsible of political decisions of recent times in my personal view - the EU Referendum.

Financial advice: man and robot can co-exist

Kilian says that currently robo-advisers ask you questions about, for example, your ability to tolerate investment risk, what you need from your investment and for how long you want to invest.

Bill Gross: Here's why I started over at Janus Capital

The positive was fewer meetings, fewer exchanges with people that tend to clog up your day.

Free at last ? by Tim Price

“How foul this referendum is. The most depressing, divisive, duplicitous political event of my lifetime. May there never be another” - Tweet from the novelist Robert Harris.

Is China Heading for New Financial Crisis?

Fund managers have warned ballooning corporate debt could cause a “deep slowdown” in China to tip into full blown recession

Dr. Daniel Crosby On Behavioral Finance: The Laws of Wealth

Ahead of its release, the author, and behavioral finance expert was kind enough to talk with ValueWalk about the book and behavioral finance in general.

Is Microsoft Inc. Overpaying for LinkedIn?

The struggling B2B social network could make a lot of money for Microsoft and could bolster Microsoft products.

A rule has been broken on Wall Street, and 'any banker with a brain' is now looking for an exit

The big banks are also seeing top performers leave for the corporate companies they advise.

The global macro fears have faded - LGT Capital Partners

The global macro fears that had resurfaced earlier this year have faded, asset valuations remain acceptable, and the cyclical data have started to tentatively improve again in most major economic blocs.

Don't give your clients everything they ask for

Rather than get swept along by what clients think are the most important features of a wealth management service - performance, products and low fees, it is our job as wealth managers to show that we can help them achieve their life goals. By Kees Stoute

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