How technology will impact the wealth management client experience in 2021
The concept of a paperless society was conceived in 1978 by Frederick Wilfrid Lancaster
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Insights on the Dynamics Shaping the Structured Products Universe
As with many other parts of the financial services industry, the structured products market has been forced to navigate COVID-19.
Why Peer Advisory Groups Are the Best Way to Learn and Grow
Rather than write a hardcover brochure titled The Vistage Way, we conducted more than 100 interviews with CEOs and business leaders who were members of all kinds of peer groups, including homegrown ones. We planned to provide specific findings that would
Like Monty Python’s parrot, are UK equities dead or just resting?
With many investors seemingly ready to write off the UK stock market, we address four common misconceptions about UK shares.
South Africa’s highest tax rate vs the UK, Dubai, Hong Kong and New York
The most relaxed region, Dubai, allows high-income earners to keep all their pay – while Italy ended up taking the biggest slice at 49%.
Global Money Week and Debt Awareness Week are a stark reminder of the importance of FinEd
“There are real and serious concerns that this form of FOMO investing is equivalent to gambling and could lead younger people into debt.
Why UK hospitality could be going local
The change in consumer spending habits could mark a radically different future for the hospitality sector.
Scottish Mortgage shouldn't suffer from Anderson's retirement given Baillie Gifford's track record
Baillie Gifford have clearly been hugely successful across a number of regional products
Children of the Revolution by Tim Price
Our preferred comparison, as things currently stand, is with the 1970s, with the economic fallout from the oil crisis
Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report: Online sales reached record highs in 2020, doubling in value
Global sales of art and antiques were an estimated $50.1 billion in 2020, down 22% on 2019
The disinformation age has arrived. Are you ready?
Similar techniques on the same distribution channels are being adapted for use in corporate disinformation campaigns.
Mission impossible? How to tackle "deepfakes" in international arbitration
Experts have long been concerned that "deepfakes" may be utilized to disrupt elections or violate privacy through the spread of misinformation.