Managers of Wealth

Five Years After TARP, Misgivings on Bonuses

There was such a total lack of awareness from the firms that paid big bonuses during this extraordinary time.

The Financial Services World Has Changed – And Not For the Better

The Financial Services Authority’s Retail Distribution Review came in at the beginning of this year.

The lie about capitalism - why capitalism is not the cause of but the solution to the financial crisis

Financial and economic crises have become more frequent since the late 1990s.

Key Challenges and Issues Shaping the Banking Industry - KPMG

Culture of embracing change – In today's environment, change is constant, so banks must be nimble and innovative.

Google, Facebook challenge global banks

The competitors of tomorrow will not be large scale banks, they will concentrate on the single aspects of retail bankin

The School of Tax by Heather Wheelhouse

As charities, Independent Schools generally enjoy favourable tax treatment, but many are still confused about their VAT and tax liabilities – and getting it wrong can be a very expensive affair.

All Quiet On The Eastern Front by Seven Investment Management

China learned a valuable lesson from its high-profile response to the 2008 financial crisis

Wealth management firm Tier One Capital is breaking the mould

The team have experience of working for a small selection of the most prestigious names in the wealth management industry

JO Hambro Investment Management's Vision for a New Era

JO Hambro Investment Management is looking to capitalise on new opportunities created by its recent buyout by Bermuda National Limited (BNL), and the portfolio of financial institutions the firm is now partnering with.

Greece Needs Third Bail-Out, admits German Finance Minister

Just hours before Mr Schaeuble spoke, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was quoted in a regional newspaper dismissing questions about further aid for Greece,

Will The Charges Against JPMorgan's Former Traders Help Reform Wall Street?

The federal government charged two former JPMorgan Chase employees, Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout, for their involvement in a multi-billion dollar loss at the bank last year.

The Bank’s new forward guidance policy: give it time - Ruth Lea, Arbuthnot Banking Group

In this Perspective Ruth Lea, Economic Adviser to the Arbuthnot Banking Group, discusses the Bank’s forward guidance policy and the 2013Q2 GDP data from the Eurozone.

Suspend Britain from Commonwealth Over Unfair Expat Pensions

Currently, British pensioners who live in certain countries do not receive inflation-linked rises to their state pensions each year.

HMRC’s Sheriffs gunning for Cowboy Tax Advisers with a £1m penalty? by Mike Down

Last year, HMRC put ‘cowboy’ tax advisers under the spotlight, and now they’ve got a new plan to fine these outlaws up to £1m. But will it be enough to run them out of town, or has HMRC unwittingly boosted business for these desper

Bullish on digital: McKinsey Global Survey results

CEOs and other senior executives are increasingly engaged as their companies step up efforts to build digital enterprises.

Sallie Krawcheck: 'Women must get better at playing the corporate game'

Sallie Krawcheck was once dubbed the most powerful woman on Wall Street

Emerging Markets Represent a Wealth of Opportunities for the Next Century - RESEARCH

Emerging markets, like those in Latin America, represent a fantastic opportunity for companies seeking to expand their global presence.

Hiring Bankers Has ‘Little Impact’ on Buyout Returns

A new report has claimed sector specialists boost private equity returns while hiring or losing former bankers has little effect on performance.

Nigeria Conductive To Investment, Africa’s Youngest Billionaire Affirms

Africa’s youngest billionaire, Ashish Thakkar, said in Abuja that Nigeria remained a land of opportunities for investors despite negative stories about it.

So you think Europe's debt crisis is finally over? Time to think again

One of the factors underpinning renewed confidence in the UK economy is the belief that the crisis in Europe is now essentially over

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