Managers of Wealth

Can the oil price rally continue? - Schroders

There is an interesting question now regarding excess capacity in the market and what could happen to the price in the event of a meaningful supply disruption.

Indian business succession: patriarch versus next-gen

One of the biggest aims of planning a succession is to prevent a family dispute in splitting the business

Moody’S: Bahamas In ‘Low Growth Trap’

The message from Moody’s April 5 report is especially blunt for the Bahamas, as it shows this nation has failed to match an already below-par regional growth average since the millennium.

How Financial Advisers Can Appeal To NextGens

Financial advisers who fail to understand and act on the behaviors and demands of young high-net-worth individuals may be unprepared for the long-term shifts in client attitudes that are on the horizon.

Wealthy Workers Choosing Risk Over Retirement

Wealthy professionals in the UK are rejecting the chance to retire at 65

How South Africa’s richest people make their money

Multi-millionaires make up 5.3% of the total HNWI population, and are on average – 56 years old – in line with the global average.

More Than Half Of Europe's Millionaires Plan To Relocate In The Next 10 Years

The research indicates that the wealthy are increasingly embracing an internationally mobile lifestyle. Indeed, nearly two-thirds of HNW millennials (64%) intend to move abroad in the future.

Wealthy investors treading cautiously worldwide

The findings indicate that about 61% of global investors over 40 years of age are losing faith in profiting from the financial market, compared to 68% of Asian investors in the same age bracket.

Report: Hot Tech Cities with Emerging HighEnd Markets

These increases — some of the largest of any cities in the nation — earn them standout status as entrylevel luxury real estate markets as revealed by the new Luxury Market Report

Rich white millionaires are fleeing South Africa

NWW’s data shows that at the end of 2015, there were 38,500 millionaires in South Africa – down 18% from 46,800 recorded at the end of 2014.

Asia private banks may see more M&A moves: Bank of Singapore

According to a survey by Asian Private Banker, the top 20 private banks in the region, excluding those that refused to be interviewed or were located in mainland China

Morgan Stanley Says the Wealthy Trust Their FAs More Than Family

By comparison, a committee of family members is used to make asset allocation decisions in 32% of the cases

Saxo - The most popular stocks in a volatile quarter

Saxo Bank, the online trading and investment specialist, has today extracted data on the most traded stocks (single stock CFDs) on its platform for Q1.

Financial Advisors Have the Most Power When It Comes to UHNW Investment Decision-Making

New Study Shows the Influence That Financial Advisors Have on Ultra-High Net Worth Families in North America

Tycoons on Forbes Japan Rich List See Wealth Rise Despite Weak Economic Growth

The complete list can be found here as well as in the latest issue of Forbes Asia, available on newsstands now.

Institutions Are Becoming More Agile in the Face of Economic Uncertainty

New Research from State Street Shows Official Institutions are Focusing on Risk Management, Governance, Technology and Talent as They Diversify Their Investment Portfolios

South African UHNWI's have increased 18 percent since 2007

The report, presented at a World MasterCard and World Elite MasterCard event, reveals that there are 620 UHNWIs in South Africa, each holding net assets of US$30 million or more.

The good, the bad and the stubborn: study highlights challenge posed by attitudes towards fake goods

The research, which comes in at 248 pages, contains a wealth of information – but not all of it is easy reading for those tasked with winning over hearts and minds in the battle against counterfeit goods.

Number of wealthy UAE residents falls, slightly

It found that the number of wealthy people in the country is expected to almost double to 2,025 in 2025 as more of the world’s super-rich buy homes in the country’s two biggest cities.

The 2016 World’s Most Ethical Companies

Last month Ethisphere unveiled the World’s Most Ethical Companies in 2016, which includes 131 companies from 21 countries and 45 industries.