Managers of Wealth

Europe Needs Some Founding Fathers by Seven Investment Management

It is not controversial to propose that humans have come pretty far in the last 225 years.

Millionaires who don’t feel rich

Bloomberg had earlier reported that the city state had become the third richest country in the world on a per capita basis.

Higher growth in Switzerland

The economy has accelerated substantially in the past two quarters.

The Institutional Lite Fallacy by Phil Banas

While there is some truth in the assertion that the top end of the wealth continuum is increasingly looking for institutional-style performance analytics, it is a fallacy to see the needs of wealth managers as some kind of “institutional lite”

Global Trends Driving the Need for HR Transformation - PwC Research

Analysis uncovers global trends that have advanced the strategic role of human resources; Reveals common traits of organizations that successfully undergo transformation

'Curiouser and curiouser' by Justin A. Urquhart Stewart

Just like Alice in her glorious Wonderland, all is seemingly not quite what it seems. Certainly this appears to be the case when it comes to the economy.

Socially responsible investing not just for the wealthy

By launching your Investing with Impact Platform, you can change the world — literally.

The rise of Asia - why more global hedge funds, family offices chose Singapore

Over 50% of global foreign exchange reserves belong to Asian countries – but when will these assets be managed by Asians?

Paper Promises: Money, Debt and the New World Order

History can be seen as a long battle between creditors and debtors, and the financial crisis that erupted in 2006-2007 is just the latest skirmish.

Charity tax changes and other Budget U-turns by George Bull, Baker Tilly

The vast majority of honest charities and donors will hope that today’s announcement draws a line under this episode.

The renaissance in US oil and gas creates investment opportunities - Coutts & Co

While higher output weighs on prices, it also creates significant opportunities for companies that service the renewed activity and those that benefit from cheaper fuel.

UBS: The Worst Thing That Could Happen Is That Everything Actually Goes Right

Jonathan Golub, UBS's top U.S. equity strategist, is one of the many names who recommend that investors approach the markets with caution.

JPMorgan Chase: Is it actually London's problem?

Yet Britain should feel a bit queasy – for failing to heed the right lesson could cost HM Treasury.

Going Public, Going German, Going East

The flotation of the world's largest social network has, appropriately, become a social event.

Weekly Gold Report - BlackRock

Gold drifted lower early in the week as the Euro continued to weaken against the US Dollar. By Thursday, the metal had recovered as the euro stemmed its losses after a softer-than-expected US manufacturing report.

Europe should ‘prepare for break-up’, Arbuthnot

In this Perspective Ruth Lea, Economic Adviser to the Arbuthnot Banking Group, discusses the latest developments in the Eurozone and provides an update on the UK.

Two suggestions to help HMRC reduce tax red tape by George Bull

Anybody who studies the way in which new tax law is made knows that impact assessments are undertaken at key points in the process.

Gold: The World's Friend for 5,000 Years

Last November, the IPO deal of the day was Groupon. On the first day of trading, shares rose to a high of $31 from an initial offering price of $20.

Fact File: The Super-Rich

The combined wealth of the richest 1,000 people in the UK rose 4.7 per cent last year, surpassing a previous high set before the 2008 financial crisis. The result is a new global elite, living lives of luxury and privilege the rest of us can hardly fathom

Making executive pay work: The psychology of incentives

Incentives have become so complex and volatile that they no longer motivate the executives they are aimed at

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