Managers of Wealth

UBS wary as China seeks global help to clean up local debt mess

As a credit investor, it's best not to have to rely on an uncertain bailout to be repaid your investment

A lion on the alert for fresh conquests

These have since morphed into companies worth billions of dollars after they were listed on the local stock market.

Dousing expectations - St. James's Place Wealth Management

For markets that remain ‘data-dependent’ – jittering in response to any and every signal of the health of the global economy – the end of the week offered the chance of some definite answers to the questions of when the US and UK w

Andrew Gracie: Cyber in context

Speech by Mr Andrew Gracie, Executive Director of Resolution of the Bank of England, at the UK Financial Services Cyber Security Summit

Large yuan depreciation not expected - Schroders

One final change to note is that the fixing will also be determined by the exchange rate movements of major currencies.

Talking About a Revolution - Crowd Will Take Power

The doubters appear to have been wrong. Crowdfunding in all its forms is going from strength to strength and it is definitely here to stay.

The Top 10 lies told on Wall Street

It's not easy. If you trust everyone on Wall Street you won't be successful

Women in finance: Kathryn Shih

The association also promotes the growth and development of the private wealth management industry in Hong Kong.

Still dancing ? by Tim Price

“There just can’t be a more fascinating endeavour in finance than analysing Credit and speculative Bubbles. Such undertakings do not come without challenges.”

Is the UK wealth management industry in terminal decline?

Access to research about the best and worst performing funds was sewn up tight by big companies.

"What have the Romans done for us": History lessons for long-term planning by Penny Lovell

As I sat taking in my surroundings, what struck me was how many of the great Roman investments in architecture and infrastructure have stood the test of time, and how Monty Python’s response is still applicable today.

The man behind @GSElevator explains why women don't get promoted on Wall Street

In this interview he shares his experience of how women are treated on Wall Street.

More Family Silver for Sale – don’t privatise but unitise by Justin Urquhart Stewart

So it looks as though George Osborne is aiming to have a full clear out of government assets on such a scale that makes Mrs Thatcher's record privatisations look more like a local tombola - well not really.

Keeping Brands Strong When Going Global by Martin Roll

Consistent global positioning is the cornerstone of any successful global brand growth strategy. Without it brands risk becoming irrelevant before they even get established in international markets.

Vestra Wealth accuses rivals of relying on apathy

The bigger cause of investor inertia is probably down to the stickiness of long embedded relationship

Global Oil Supply More Fragile Than You Think By Nick Cunningham of Oilprice.com

The growing acceptance that oil prices could stay lower for longer will kick off a fresh round of cuts in spending and workforces for the oil industry.

Greece and China et cetera

Update on our investment strategy

Meet Alan Higgins, the contrarian at the Queen’s bank

He has a serious appetite for investing those billions in ideas that go against the flow

Research finds most rich people aren't worried about wealth inequality because practically everyone they know is rich, too

In one study, they estimated the percentage of people who fell into 11 different income bands, and in the other, they estimated the average income of people in each quintile.

Charlie Hebdo's jihadist tragedy turns into fame, wealth and anxiety

Within a few months, tragedy has transformed Charlie Hebdo from a little-known, struggling satirical newspaper into a renowned brand name swimming in cash.

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