Managers of Wealth Americas

Hamilton Lane Again Named a ‘Best Place to Work’

Hamilton Lane has grown significantly in the years since it was first included in these rankings.

Macquarie Investment Management releases 2019 Global Investment Outlook

As we enter 2019, all eyes will be on rising rates, trade tensions, and inflation fears. Given this backdrop, we see a broad array of investment opportunities for active managers.

Banco Popular De Puerto Rico recognized as a leading Bank of the Year Americas

The Banker named Banco Popular de Puerto Rico Bank of the Year Puerto Rico, acknowledging the bank?s continued expansion and customer base growth, racking up strong numbers in 2017.

Family offices embrace real estate, eye further allocations

Overall, real estate is currently the third largest asset class component of family offices’ portfolios.

Over Half Of Fine Art Collectors Have Purchased A Piece Online Sight Unseen - UBS

The percentage of art collectors who have purchased art online before they’ve seen it in person has more than doubled in the past year

Survey Shows 27 Percent of Finance Departments Expect to Deploy Artificial Intelligence by 2020

Despite rapidly growing interest in AI to improve financial planning and analysis (FP&A), only a few organizations are currently using it successfully

R.J. O'Brien Wins 2018 FOW International Award

The FOW International Awards celebrate those who have provided exceptional service and/or innovation to their clients and the industry.

Need help laundering money? What about buying your own bank?

So far the scheme seems “dirty business as usual”, right?

The Reason Many Ultrarich People Aren’t Satisfied With Their Wealth

At a certain point, another million dollars doesn’t make anything newly affordable. That’s when other motivations take over.

Billionaires' Club: US facing challenge from Asia

The results are in and 2017 was the best year ever for the world’s billionaires.

Sallie Krawcheck, once the 'most powerful woman on Wall Street,' says men spooked by #MeToo should remember the lessons they learned in fourth grade

Men spooked about how to act in the workplace in the wake of the #MeToo movement should remember basic lessons from grade school, according to Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck.

Asset managers failing to optimise corporate action decisions on a global scale, says new report

Regulators are demanding increased transparency which means greater scrutiny leading to investigations and enforcement.

This Demographic May Not Be As Ready To Retire As They Think They Are

To avoid thinking about the former in order to avoid thinking about the latter is an exercise in self-sabotage, and for a community that has enough hurdles, retirement planning can’t be talked about enough.

Advisor tech upgrades aim at 'dangerous gap' in client experience

“Data aggregation has become a staple in helping the collection of the totality of an individual’s or family’s wealth,” says Bill Crager, president of the turnkey asset management provider Envestnet.

Fearless Girl who faced down Wall Street's bull moved to new spot

Statue that symbolized female empowerment moved to NYSE

State Street Global Advisors' 2019 Global Market Outlook

US Shines Brightest, But Prepare to Pivot as Opportunities Shift

Financial Advisors, Pay Attention to Generation X

And who will be the primary beneficiaries of that generation’s transfers? Generation X, whose members were once pegged as cynical slackers.

How to Survive the Incoming Financial Crisis

Another recession is coming. Luckily, one entrepreneur is backing a portfolio of startups that just might save you.

United Nations Principles for Responsible Banking

Congratulations to the UNEP FI and the CEOs of the 28 banks that are leading this initiative.

The $200 trillion gold rush that reshaped private banking

China’s economic expansion produced an eruption in private wealth across Asia

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