- Managers of Wealth - Europe - Wealth, private banking and asset management news and opinion

Galliford Try joins the Winters of discontent

To say that has been a grudging move on Winters’ part would be understating it: he labelled shareholders “immature” for voting against the bank’s remuneration report earlier this year.

Advisers' wishlist for a future government

The House of Commons on Tuesday (October 29) voted to back the General Election bill by 438 votes to 20.

Why Millionaires In London Choose To Rent Not Buy

“The Prime London build/own-to-rent sector is still in its infancy but has huge growth potential”

The Woodford lessons that can't be ignored

We asked a series of professional fund buyers what the wealth management industry needs to learn

FCA speech on the future of financial services regulation in the UK

Speech delivered by Nausicaa Delfas, Executive Director of International, at the UK Financial Services Industry Beyond Brexit Summit, London.

ESMA speech on Benchmarks Regulation and interest rate reform

He also reflected on ESMA's active participation in the on-going global work in reforming interest rates

Deutsche Bank posts loss as restructuring bites

Deutsche Bank: transformation on track

Opposition to FCA contingent charging ban intensifies

The PFS boss said he understood the "mere appearance" of a conflict of interest had attracted criticism from politicians, which in turn had impacted public trust.

What Motivates a Successful Entrepreneur? by Coutts

In the end, when you look at yourself in the mirror, you have to believe that you have done all you can

Awareness is key to preventing fraud

The session covered an array of issues with our panelists sharing experiences, concerns, and awareness on ways to break the fraud cycle.

Fund managers feel misrepresented by Woodford — we have to fix it

A recent BBC documentary has left many in the industry feeling aggrieved, but it’s up to us to put things right

Christine Lagarde: killer shark takes the helm at the ECB

Lagarde was born in 1956, the daughter of teachers, and grew up in Le Havre in northern France with three younger brothers.

Stress-testing: still worth the stress?

There’s certainly a case for seeing the stress test as a cruder version of Basel risk weightings.

Wim Mijs: “Mergers Will Begin At Domestic Level In Markets Like Germany Or Italy”

There are many reasons why the Capital Markets Union must be a success.

BLI - Banque de Luxembourg Investments highlights family businesses as source of returns

"Total shareholder return of family owned companies has outperformed their benchmark index."

Charities Investment Research 2019

The report provides fantastic insight from your peers

Andrew Bailey speech at Lord Mayor’s City Banquet

There are strong benefits from free trade and open global financial markets.

Monet’s Water Lilies, 7 private jets, a US$1.3 million Cartier ring – the most extravagant purchases made with dirty money in the UK

More than US$400 billion of dirty money has flowed into the UK in the past 30 years – accepted by the likes of Harrods, Sotheby’s, Chelsea FC, Citigroup and the Royal Bank of Scotland

Can rudderless HSBC steer a path through jobs cuts, infighting and Hong Kong chaos?

There are hundreds of people waiting for those lifts and there are 27 HR steps between making someone an offer and giving them a contract.

One good scare by Tim Price

So what happens to the value of money when trust in our political, social and ideological systems flies out the window ? Stay tuned..

Comment, Analysis & Research