Managers of Wealth

Five wealth managers reveal their top investment trust picks

The buoyant equity market is providing opportunities for realisations from private equity assets

ABA Launches New Wealth Management and Trust Online Training Courses

Well-trained advisors help elevate team performance and provide future leadership within the bank

UBS Wealth Americas laying off about 75 broker aides

The layoffs began about a week ago and are ongoing

Swiss Banks Return To The United States

Switzerland is one of the most successful and stable economies in the world

Dundee IFA sets sights on expansion to buoy offshore offering

Dundee-based Verus Wealth is seeking to recruit staff to buoy a new service aimed at offshore contractors.

Swiss Life CEO Frost Sees ‘Sweet Spot’ in Asset Management Push

The Swiss insurer will probably report that first-half net income dropped 3.4 percent to 456 million francs

Noah Holdings beats estimates

Noah Holdings, a leading wealth management service provider focusing on distributing wealth management products to the high net worth population in China, has announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter of 2014.

There's Room For Good Guys In Finance, Say Two Top Wealth Managers

This wealth management and financial advisory firm, based in Indianapolis, aims to offer its clients a genuinely personal service, treating them “as if they were family”.

Royal Bank of Scotland to offload global Coutts arm

The international unit, which employs 1,200 staff, has cut the number of countries it serves dramatically in a roughly three-year restructuring.

Balfour Beatty rejects Carillion merger as profits drop 53 per cent

The FTSE 250 company is currently in the process of selling planning and engineering subsidiary Parson Brinckerhoff

Buying cheaply floats my boat, says Aberdeen's Martin Gilbert

Fund management boss says SWIP deal has diversified the company

Regulation transforms UK wealth management business

This structural change has meant a fertile market for hiring and winning clients.

RBS confirms it's considering sale of Coutts' international arm

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) confirmed it was considering selling the international arm of its private bank, a deal one source said could net it as much as $1 billion (£595.76 million), as the British government leans on it to focus more on domest

HSBC chief rejects Barclays Wealth model

Mr Gulliver, who has overseen a significant reduction in the scale of HSBC Private Bank since becoming chief executive of the UK bank in 2011, said that its private banking arm needed to be managed “as a discrete business” in order to retain t

Tougher rules risk starting a City brain drain

Bankers face greater risk for smaller rewards, prompting fears of an exodus of top talent.

How Singapore's private banking sector is dealing with a talent crunch

As Asia becomes a key generator of wealth in the world, Singapore's private banking sector is managing more of those new dollars.

The offshore world: Past, present and future? by Gabriel Tribaldos, Morgan & Morgan

The reputation of many jurisdictions, or so called ‘tax havens’, has been attacked by other nations, most which fail to apply the same policies that they advocate for others.

Axa Wealth to help advisers through retirement changes

The chief executive for Axa Wealth, said: “The Budget has transformed the way we all plan for retirement, and recast what retirement means to the great majority of the population.

Butterfield Shortlisted for Five Citywealth Awards

The Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards recognise excellence in the private wealth sector in major international financial centres.

Banks treated like "criminals" says Standard Chartered

Banks have been asked to play the role of policing anti-money laundering

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