08/27/2019
Modern money: how family constitutions can pave the way for harmonious family businesses
Family constitutions vary from family to family, and helpfully, covers topics like entitlements, remuneration, share ownership and succession.
Comment, Analysis & Research
08/27/2019
The skies are darkening over Europe by Tim Price
The economic sky is not cloudless,” remarked Angela Merkel last week.
08/27/2019
SEI embraces intelligent automation
This is possible because it can help businesses to better streamline workflows, reduce redundancies, and overcome the growing complexity of data management.
08/26/2019
Forget the generation gap – the gulf between rich and poor tells the real story of our times
It is wealth, particularly inherited wealth, that is the crucial determinant of life chances
08/26/2019
Je ne regret rien by Gary Dugan
The fact that the US needs the rest of the world to buy its debt to fund its largesse of overspending and nonsense tax cuts is of course forgotten.
08/25/2019
The growing challenges for monetary policy by Mark Carney
Our Governor talks about the challenges posed by the international monetary and financial system for the conduct of monetary policy across the world.
08/25/2019
Q2'19 Venture Pulse Report - Europe
An overview of key findings uncovered from the Q2'19 Venture Pulse Report in Europe.
08/25/2019
UK aid to break down barriers for female entrepreneurs in Africa
International Development Secretary Alok Sharma announces significant increase in support to empower female entrepreneurs and businesswomen across Africa.
08/25/2019
Fat cat bosses lap up £100,000 perks as private jet allowances, school fees and accountant’s bills are all covered
UK’s 100 largest public companies paid bosses over million in taxable ‘benefits’
08/23/2019
Rest of Europe is doing just fine
Latest economic data offers slivers of hope, while Germany grapples recession worries
08/23/2019
Guernsey has reason to be optimistic
Global optimism was a net 39%, 15% down on where the sentiment was in the summer of 2018, and the weakest optimism score since Q4 2016.
08/23/2019
Mobile banking apps in the UK are surging ahead of investment and insurance apps
Less than 2% of UK consumers don't have a bank account and 9% don't own a mobile phone, meaning that most consumers are able to access mobile banking apps.
08/22/2019
Tread carefully with bond funds
UK investors, for example, withdrew more than £2bn from equity funds on a net basis in the first half of 2019 and, by contrast, put nearly £6bn into bond funds.
08/22/2019
Son of escaped banker is second deceased in plane crash in Greece
Pavel Akulinin is the son of Dmitry Akulinin, the former first deputy chairman of the Bank of Moscow.
08/21/2019
Why banking is often a balancing act
Improving a private bank’s technological capabilities does not have to equate to a compromise in the quality of customer service it provides, as Compagnie Monégasque de Banque is demonstrating
08/21/2019
Global turbulence to hit Swedish growth
This applies particularly to the labour market, where employment has stopped increasing and unemployment is now on the way up.
08/21/2019
Doors at 67 Pall Mall to open to non-members for the first time
“The club’s mission is to make fine wine accessible, and as such, this is a unique opportunity for non-members to experience what 67 Pall Mall has to offer for the very first time,” said the business.
08/21/2019
Market Insight by Nicolas Roth - Greece: the next turnaround story
Amongst the five countries that define the infamous PIIGS acronym, Greece is the very last one to come out of austerity programs.
08/21/2019
Take Shelter 2.0 by Tim Price
The only way to describe what is going on in some European countries is depression.
08/20/2019
UK Wealth Management Market Estimated to Record Highest CAGR of +16%
The UK Wealth Management market was valued at US$ 1.73 Billion in 2019 and is projected to reach US$ 4.10 Billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of +16% during the forecast period.