12/05/2013
Families & Investment by Gary Heynes
Homeowners, overseas property owners and married couples – so who were the winners and losers?
Comment, Analysis & Research
12/04/2013
Markets in transition by Valentijn van Nieuwenhuijzen, Head of Strategy, ING
Since May this year, markets have been in a transition phase. Investors are aware that the unorthodox policies the US Federal Reserve have applied for years will now gradually be ended.
12/04/2013
Central banks on divergent tracks
The global recovery continues
12/04/2013
The trees are growing, but not blossoming - Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management
Economy: Developed industrialised nations drive global economic growth
12/04/2013
2014 Market Outlook - State Street Global Advisors
SSgA Bullish on Growth in 2014; Uncovers Diversification and Return Opportunities
12/04/2013
Fairness for all? - Withers
Autumn Statement 2013
12/03/2013
All About Policy - Neil Staines, ECU
"My policy on cake is pro having it and pro eating it” - Boris Johnson
12/03/2013
Making fiscal decentralisation work: lessons from around the world - OECD
This is the first time that the revenue aspect of decentralisation has taken centre stage at a global level to allow countries to debate key questions about who should tax what and share good practices and experiences.
12/02/2013
Women lack the confidence to invest - Duncan Lawrie Private Bank
It finds that almost one in five women who do not invest blame a lack of confidence and understanding.
12/02/2013
Institutional investors to launch new forum for long-termism and collective action
The Investor Forum that we have announced today will drive cultural change and act as a mechanism for investors to work together more effectively when there are issues at particular companies that have not been resolved by conventional engagement.
12/02/2013
Asset Under Management in Poland top € 139 billion in 1H 2013.
Surging assets of investment funds drive the expansion of the whole asset management industry in Poland.
12/01/2013
Making pensions sexy? No but at least interesting by Justin Urquhart Stewart
From awful performance, poor governance, inappropriate charges and lack of flexibility, it is hardly surprising that so many are so disenchanted.
12/01/2013
Looking ahead: what's next for global and UK property? - Schroders
Global Property Securities Fund Manager, Jim Rehlaender, and Head of Property, Duncan Owen, give their outlooks for global and UK property markets in the year ahead.
12/01/2013
Ready for the storm? by Maarten-Jan Bakkum, emerging market strategist at ING IM
In the financial markets, disaster generally strikes unexpectedly. However, the big blow is invariably preceded by warning shots.
12/01/2013
'Bleak reality' of living longer dawns on Britain's retirees - AXA Wealth
People are ‘waking up' to the reality of living longer and the effect it might have on their retirement income, research suggests
11/27/2013
Schroders' Rehlaender: bubble man Carney threatens property market
The arrival of Mark Carney at the Bank of England could inflate the country’s property market to dangerous levels
11/27/2013
What makes good governance of the family wealth -
Managing family dynamics
11/27/2013
Managers To Outsource Back-Office Burden
More than two-thirds of wealth managers will be looking to outsource their back-office functions, according to a report.
11/27/2013
Study Proves Excessive Wealth Does Not Buy Happiness
A study has revealed that while happiness increases with wealth in developing countries, excessive wealth in developed countries only leads to stress and anxiety.
11/26/2013
Economic and investment outlook for 2014 - Invesco
Nick Mustoe and John Greenwood give their views on when they expect interest rates to rise and the main economic problems faced by the emerging markets