12/20/2023
No one must be excluded if our sustainability transition is to succeed
We all know the world will eventually have to move away from fossil fuels, the main cause of the climate crisis.
Comment, Analysis & Research
12/20/2023
'We want to bring wealth conversations to the kitchen table'
A lot of people think the wealth creator is the client but wealth isn’t created in isolation, there is an ecosystem which has enabled it.
12/20/2023
Schroders Global Investor Study 2023: UK savers forced to reconsider their investment strategies amid inflation and geopolitical uncertainty
The Study also provided further insights into the various options being explored by UK investors in order to achieve their expected returns.
12/20/2023
Oil slips from OPEC+’s grasp – where will prices head from here?
Oil slips from OPEC+’s grasp – where will prices head from here?
12/20/2023
‘Major surprise’ as inflation falls more than expected to 3.9%
Consumer prices index rose by 3.9% in the 12 months to the end of November, down from 4.6% in October.
12/19/2023
Schroders UK Financial Adviser Survey 2023
Advisers feel the impact of Consumer Duty as clients grow bearish and brace for further disruption in 2024
12/19/2023
Lombard Odier partners with Women in Finance research programme
The distinguishing feature of this five-year programme is its human resource-focused approach.
12/19/2023
Online luxury retailer Farfetch is getting a last-second, $500 million tug out the mud
Left behind in the rescue deal from South Korea's Coupang is Farfetch's hope of buying its top rival
12/19/2023
For Gen X, a 'dream retirement' is a long shot
The next generation to be retiring has a lot of catching up to do
12/19/2023
Scalding reminder after hottest summer on record
The scale of the challenges created by climate change and the associated risks has spurred a host of decarbonisation commitments by governments and companies.
12/19/2023
One in five financial advisers unsure how to help budding philanthropists
Half of those polled by the Charities Aid Foundation say this is due to a lack of available training
12/18/2023
How wealth managers can invest for a nature-positive future
Proactively introducing nature positivity into portfolios is one way for investors to get ahead of shifting regulations, swings in public sentiment, and the impacts of a changing natural world.
12/18/2023
“Italy is a country of entrepreneurs" - Stephen Kamp and Alberica Brivio Sforza illustrate the importance of this strategic market
The wealth and asset management firm, founded in 1796, has always been one of the points of reference for entrepreneurs and their families, to whom it offers a wide range of services, from made-to-measure wealth management to succession consultancy.
12/18/2023
Put down your bags in the land of sustainability with DELSEY PARIS – interview with CEO, Davide Traxler
It has anticipated the evolution of uses and trends thanks to a culture of innovation that lies at the heart of its DNA.
12/18/2023
Retirees still caught off guard by inflation impact
It also said that pension providers should look to strengthen the information they provide on inflation in their customer information and education resources.
12/18/2023
Asset management giant opens door for US-style exec bonus structures
It noted that there had been an increased push towards remuneration structures that are more closely aligned to US-style pay
12/15/2023
The weekend starts here − speech by Dave Ramsden
Given at Deloitte, London
12/15/2023
Property price crash in 2023 saved by lack of stock with softer landing more likely now next year
The rapid rise in interest rates coupled with the huge spikes in the cost of living coming from both food and energy prices made for a troubling outlook.
12/14/2023
Supporting many of the world’s leading families and wealth creators across generations and geographies
Sportspeople benefit from holistic family office approach
12/14/2023
UK home to more of Europe’s most successful companies than elsewhere
Monzo and Revolut are among the fastest-growing companies by revenue in Europe, Amply's Aisling O'Toole writes