Managers of Wealth

'Occupy' could hurt HK's status as wealth hub

Singapore – already close to matching Hong Kong as a wealth centre in terms of assets – could be getting a boost as a result of the recent protests, argues Scorpio Partnership.

Rothschild’s CEO on how to make it as investment banker

If you’re a student considering a career in investment banking, Nigel Higgins the CEO of Rothschild, has a key piece of advice plan ahead.

Barclays Sees Fewer Bankers Earning Top Pay on Overhaul

“Investment banking is part of the core but it has to be done in a different way,” said Jenkins, who’s in Hong Kong to attend the Barclays Asia Forum.

Sallie Krawcheck Embraces Socially Responsible Investing

In the Fall 2014 issue of Progressive Asset Management’s newsletter, News & Views, Sallie Krawcheck discusses three important topics

Infuriating Facts About Our Disappearing Middle-Class Wealth

Much of the 1 percent wealth just sits there, accumulating more wealth.

The international sport of seducing rich expats

Often vilified by its neighbours for the system of lump sum taxation offered to foreign residents, Switzerland is surrounded by countries that themselves give generous tax breaks to wealthy expatriates.

No One's Surprised If Hong Kong Bankers Get Away With Murder

People have been calling him Patrick Bateman. Perhaps, he has an alibi and was out returning video tapes. But instead, I see Colonel Kurtz.

What’s Wrong with the Asian Wealth Management Industry?

Smith has worked in the investment management industry for 30 years

The State of Wealth Management: Meeting Priorities

It’s a good time to be in the wealth management business.

Oil & Spain

There was an oddity the other week when we had our latest flash crash in the global markets.

Into the unknown by Tim Price

“If that does show signs of happening, then we may indeed get to see QE4 rolled out. Daddy might have let go of the market's hand for the moment but he's still close by.” Buttonwood in ‘The Economist’

A difficult judgement call for charities by George Bull, Baker Tilly

The Court of Appeal has ruled against The Woodland Trust in its case against the executors of Valerie Smith.

Management expert Ken Blanchard talks 'servant leadership'

Ken Blanchard said the biggest change that’s taken place in the business world is the dissolution of hierarchy between superiors and subordinates, and that’s a good thing.

After the storm

In the wake of the mid-October turbulence for global equities, confidence has been re-established on financial markets.

Innovation: The regulatory opportunity by Martin Wheatley, Chief Executive of the FCA

I am giving an update today on Project Innovate, an FCA initiative to foster innovation in financial services. Today marks a key milestone.

Understanding clients’ non-financial concerns

The motivations behind investors’ attitudes to wealth.

Interview - Head of Customer Innovation & Perception, HSBC

Improving customer experience has become the Holy Grail of banking.

Agony and Ecstasy

For the UK economy I think the phrase was spot on from the chief economist of the Bank of England, Andy Haldane, when he described it as being in a position of both agony and ecstasy.

Africa - A Unique Continent by Arun Sarwal, CEO, DST Global Solutions

Arun Sarwal speaks to Africa Asset Management magazine about the key trends DST is seeing in Africa, and considers how African investment firms can prosper in this article: A Unique Continent.

How To Lose $20 Million: The Sudden Wealth Problems of Professional Athletes

How could someone lose $20 million in a year?

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