Managers of Wealth

Schroders brings £4bn global multi-asset fund to UK

Schroders is opening its giant global multi-asset fund to UK investors to offer people a retirement solution in the radical overhaul of the pensions market.

Europe’s centuries-old private banks have seen better times

Europe’s economy might be growing much more slowly than its US and Asian counterparts, but it still has solid fundamentals of wealth

Tougher operating environment calls for a new business model

Every autumn, the sleepy lakeside settlement hosts the Private Banking Summit, where delegates seek safeguards for their threatened industry.

SPEAR'S Awards to Select Bankers for Millionaires

The names of the winners will be officially made public on 4 December at the Mossovet Theatre in Moscow.

Coutts UK to be ringfenced from overseas sale

Royal Bank of Scotland will categorically rule out a potential bid for the whole of Coutts, its wealth management arm for affluent individuals, from Italian domestic lender Intesa Sanpaolo.

UK Private bank account opens doors for ‘global’ citizens

South Africans who are not UK residents often require a formal introduction to a UK bank

FCA gets granular in wealth

One of the big problems with wealth management is the way advisers make brave promises to win client accounts, but fail to live up to expectations as relationships develop.

Wealth-X Raises Growth Capital From Insight Venture Partners To Accelerate Expansion

Investment Highlights Opportunity to Market Products and Services to Ultra Affluent Consumers

LGT Hires Ex-Julius Baer Banker for Middle East Wealth Business

“We’re looking to hire experienced client advisers for the Middle East region,” Buri said. “Being the bank of the Prince of Liechtenstein is a story that resonates well there. They’re used to ruling families.”

Merrill and Morgan battle in ‘wealth manage’ war

It’s the battle of the bulges.

Korean rich should pay more tax: ADB

Korea’s redistribution of wealth through taxation is unbalanced

Asian dynasties address wealth handover question

The survey found that only 13 per cent of the region’s billionaires owe all their fortune to inheritance

Italian bank eyes UK's Coutts International

The bank’s chief executive said asset managers, insurers and private banks, were all in his sights, with expansion in the UK being a top priority.

Strong growth moves Asia’s billionaires to top of the tree

As the world’s wealthy continues to grow richer at double-digit rates – and nowhere faster than in StanChart’s Asian heartland – it would seem there should be more than enough business for all those wishing to serve that growing ma

Larger global banks are cutting back on international private banking operations

Big is no longer always beautiful in private banking.

Wealthy Chinese Look Beyond The American Dream

China's rich visa-seekers are discovering alternatives to foreign investment visa schemes in the US, Canada and Australia, and are increasingly applying to Europe and the Commonwealth Caribbean.

Europe’s centuries-old private banks have seen better times

Europe’s economy might be growing much more slowly than its US and Asian counterparts, but it still has solid fundamentals of wealth

Hedge Fund Institutionalization: Are You Ready to Outsource Performance and Analytics by Denis Melekhov, SS&C

In the past, high net worth individuals have traditionally been the primary source of hedge funds’ assets and have been their catalyst for growth.

Family-Owned Bank Continues Internation Acquisitions With Bahamas Buy

Over the last 12 months our Group has been developing an international network of locations from which we can best support the needs of our UHNW client base.

Morgan Stanley now has the hottest wealth-management division on Wall Street

A Super-Tough Question Morgan Stanley Asks Bankers Who Want To Join Its Wealth-Management Team

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