Shareholder Proxy Rejects UBS Compensation Report
Above all, the bonus of about three million Swiss francs goes too far for voting rights adviser Ethos, which is why it rejects the remuneration report.
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Moving to a new home can be expensive for both the consumer and the environment
A growing number of new companies now offer furniture for rent instead of purchase, joining established retail giants, which are shifting their focus to a more sustainable way to live.
Rising Inflation – What Could It Mean For Your Investments? by Coutts
The prospect of rising inflation ruffled feathers in February, but your investments with Coutts are well positioned to cope.
In 2020 the ultra-rich got richer. Now they're bracing for the backlash
“The fundamental problem is this gross inequality that’s getting worse.”
Ground-breaking study finds which countries are the winners and losers of pandemic recovery
Global markets analysed post pandemic: Grapes of Wrath or Great Gatsby?
Which equity sectors can combat higher inflation? by Schroders
Some investors are worried that inflation is set to rise. We look at which equity sectors could prove to be the most resilient.
Celebrities who married billionaires
Meanwhile Mick Jagger’s former flame Jerry Hall, who appeared in Modern Family and Seinfeld, married media mogul Rupert Murdoch after his divorce from Wendi
COVID-19 shakes up the emerging consumer landscape while the vaccine news boosts optimism
Almost a fifth of them reported income declines of over 20%. This is unparalleled in the 10-year history of our survey.
China emerges as safe haven for offshore HNW investors during COVID-19 pandemic, says GlobalData
COVID-19 has altered a lot of long-established patterns and the offshore investment market is not immune to this disruption. As a result, high-net-worth (HNW) investors are increasingly looking for new opportunities. Against this backdrop, mainland China
Helvetia’s investment result falls by CHF 1.4bn
However, investment performance rebounded in the second half of the year.
Why Tomorrow’s CEOs Are Today’s CFOs
This explains why so many current CEOs are former CFOs.
Tax day a damp squib, with no proposals to change rates or reliefs
Instead the Treasury have focused on ‘behind the scenes’ changes to improve the administration of the tax system and to build a modern tax system.