Swiss banks boost capital bases despite coronavirus crisis
The pandemic has shown once again that massive shocks and unexpected spikes in uncertainty are a recurring feature of the banking sector.
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Hong Kong’s banking sector showed resilience in 2020 as total assets grew, finds KPMG
Wealth Management Connect seen as first step toward wider cross-border opportunities.
Swiss Banks on Track for Record Profits
Even asset manager Bellevue’s shares are at their highest in 10 years.
Orion Advisor Solutions Breaks New Ground
Advisor tech gets a behavioral boost, embedding the science of psychology into everyday workflows and tools
Swiss Banks With First Job Growth in a Decade
Female representation in banking remained unchanged in 2020
Top Burgundy wines can break the bank
In 2013, Singapore-based wine distributor Wein & Vin conducted a blind tasting for 50 wine professionals and private customers at Taberna wine bar.
London the globe's top city to live and work for ultra rich
As a result it is repeatedly ranked as one of the best placed to live and work for the world’s ultra-wealthy individuals.
AI for asset and wealth managers: Industry priorities and delivering benefits
The overwhelming majority of asset managers who have invested in AI are already reporting real-world benefits: improved decision-making, product and service innovation, better customer experiences and reduced risks top the list.
The Synergies Between Avaloq and NEC
Avaloq’s mission is “to reinvent finance for the people and make a difference in society,” while NEC sets out to “orchestrate a brighter world.
What the Nutmeg acquisition means for the future of advice
While robo-advisers' client base remains very different from IFAs' own, Sam Turner, senior consultant at Altus Consulting, said the takeover spoke to a change in advice expectations.
ERI’s John Shegerian Calls ESG ‘the Greatest Investment Trend of Our Generation’
Shegerian Applauds and Concurs with Citi’s Projections in CNBC Interview
Post-reopening inflation: a persistent risk? – Lombard Odier
In fact, the strength of the unfolding recovery is leading to an intense debate about the risk of “overheating”.