Touching New Heights
A potential hike in US taxes and elevated valuations are risks that have been well-flagged and probably priced in, however, a sooner than expected move by the Fed is a key risk to watch out for.
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Playing to strengths – How can technology and people work best together?
Article based on TWM’s webinar on moving from people vs tech to people & tech
Democratizing Wealth Management
Digitalization is helping to democratize wealth management by making it more affordable and easier accessible for a larger portion of the population.
The global tax agreement is ‘historic’ – but for all the wrong reasons
The idea of a minimum corporation tax has been knocking around for quite some time, not least in the EU.
Towards the New Normal, Chapter One: React
No one imagined at the time that it would last so long and that it would mark a momentous change.
HNW investors seek greater role in driving social change
Financial anxiety remains high in Asia-Pacific despite vaccine rollout
Why Bitcoin's wild ride bodes well for the future of digital cash
Digital cash with in-built, self-executing software code will alter the future of money in a way that cryptocurrencies never could
Ruffer looks to Europe for growth
They added this growth spurt should see a rise in eurozone bond yields, a stronger euro, weaker dollar and strong performance from European financials.
The future of wealth management is hyper-personalisation, says Objectway survey
The paper illustrates interesting findings on the applications of hyper-personalised services in Wealth Management
Credit bracing for higher inflation By Gary Dugan
We see further pipeline inflation pressures.
EY survey finds one in five Canadian investors plan to switch wealth management firms
Canadian investors value products and services above all other aspects of their provider's approach and an increasing number of investors in Canada are interested in accessing a greater range of products.
Mediterranean retirement only for the ‘above-average wealthy’
Securing immigration documents, a translator and private insurance will require ‘more cash’ then before