Managers of Wealth

Former Goldman Exec Wants to Upend the Way the World Moves Money

Hank Uberoi is reinventing the $21 trillion global payments system. Will the banks go along with him?

Misinformation dogs Labour promises to repeal Liberal non-dom regime by George Bull

Labour’s announcement today that it intends to abolish non-dom status for UK tax purposes has been dogged by misinformation on all sides. Contrary to much of the reporting, the modern concept of domicile only entered the tax system under the Liberal

Winners and Losers of European Quantitative Easing

Standard Life Investments looks at how different asset classes, economies and global markets are adapting and behaving since the ECB’s announcement of €60bn of bond purchases a month until autumn 2016.

Investors, big or small, split on their views on The Philippines

Institutional investors, hedge funds, high net worth individuals and corporate executives are all split on their view on the Philippines

Is Iceland Killing Off Its Banks?

The report argues this would prevent further asset bubbles forming or reckless speculation in the market.

A Quarter End Report by Justin Urquhart Stewart

The end of the first quarter has surprised many with such a positive performance for equities generally.

Can these young financiers change the world?

There's also Genevieve Sangudi, a Tanzanian who grew up in Boston and is now head of West Africa for the Carlyle Group.

LuxLeaks or 'Made In China', what's the difference?

Commentary article by Adam Walder

Banks Will Be Obsolete In 10 Years

An amazing new technology comes along that fundamentally changes human civilization

Tax prosecutions – when the statistics just don’t add up…

Last week HMRC and DWP published a joint report entitled ‘Tackling Fraud, Error and Debt in the Benefits and Tax Credits System’. But its publication has presented us with a wider question, namely why are HMRC so coy about their tax prosecutio

Wealth Management Madness 2015 Finals: The Case for Janet Yellen

The Fed Chair is direct, practical, and engaged in real-life topics

What happens when the rates rise in the US? by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Ms Yellen is going to be in no rush.

Mirror, Mirror: 2015 Could Be Reverse Image of the Year 1981, Says BNY Mellon's Richard Hoey

Sees "Reverse Last Chance This Century"

UBS Chairman: Europe could look this bad for years to come

Axel Weber tells Al Jazeera that without the right reforms, “Europe will look as bad as it does today” in a few years

A look at Leon Cooperman, subject of SEC inquiry

Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors is a surprising subject for a new government trading inquiry

Wealth management: the land of the few by 2025

High costs of doing business are preventing new entrants from entering UK wealth management

Jersey set to meet investor ambitions by Geoff Cook

Growth in trade and population are the megatrends of our times and commentators tell us that their impact will be bigger and their development faster than anything experienced before, even during the industrial revolution.

The importance of addressing cybersecurity risks in the financial sector by Sarah Dahlgren

Coming out of the financial crisis, we all knew that we needed to be better prepared for future crisis events, whatever their character, source or timing. We needed financial firms, and a financial system, that was better prepared to weather all storms.

Former Citi boss Vikram Pandit says a loss of trust in big banks means the time is right for fintech start-ups

Investment banking veteran Vikram Pandit, who famously took a salary of $1 a year at Citi after a bailout by US taxpayers, has re-emerged as an investor in financial technology start-ups

A Leader passes by Justin Urquhart Stewart

As I write the health of a great man is failing, and sadly will soon be lost.

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