Managers of Wealth Americas

Top 10: Largest Banks in the US

The market's largest institutions still sit at the pinnace of the global banking industry.

A World of Contrasts

The recent release of the monthly University of Michigan consumer confidence survey highlighted significant weakness in confidence and an increase in anticipated inflation.

Why Banks Are Worried About the ‘Basel III Endgame’

Wharton’s David Zaring explains how the proposed Basel III Endgame banking rules, scheduled to go into effect this year, could impact U.S. banks.

Most people expect to retire in their early 60s. Is that realistic?

A new study reveals a significant shift in how Americans envision their post-working years.

Cashing In, But Without Fully Cashing Out: Liquidity Options for Private Company Majority Owners

Picking the right firm for a PE investment is therefore a critically important decision for the majority owner.

Internal Threats Pose Underappreciated Risks to Family Offices

Material dangers are not getting the attention they should, according to the latest report by the law firm Dentons.

Everything JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has said about the economy this year

Dimon has raised concerns about stagflation, the consequences of quantitative tightening, and other factors that could hurt the economy

Are we gonna see any more U.S. bank failures? - This Billionaire Thinks So

Many think this stubborn high-rate policy spells danger for the economy, and Sternlicht is one of them.

How compliance became the worst place to work in banking

Our recent salary and bonus survey highlighted the issue.

World’s Top 15 Cities for Millionaires: 2024

The report’s use of the term “wealth” refers to investable wealth, including property, cash and listed company holdings.

One out of every 24 New York City residents is a millionaire

New York has almost 350,000 millionaires, which is the most of any city and up 48% from a decade ago

A Wealth of Well-Being: A Holistic Approach to Behavioral Finance

Advisors approached me after my presentation, describing the critical need to curtail spending

Higher rates boost bankers to troubled companies

Fee revenue is up at boutique firms as borrowing costs force more clients to restructure

Wall Street bonuses to rise this year as deals return, says report

The only segment where pay is above the 2021 level is private equity

Buffett retakes the stage as Berkshire prepares to pass the baton

The meeting is Buffett's 60th since he took over Berkshire in 1965.

Northern Trust Survey: Asset Managers Pursue ‘Right Product, Right Fit’ Strategy to Drive Distribution

Global survey of 300 investment managers reflects importance of data quality to develop products that are targeted to unique investor needs.

More from Fewer: The Growing Role of Ultra-Wealthy Donors

The Altrata report defines “ultra-wealthy” or “ultra-high-net worth” (UHNW) donors as having a net worth of $30 million or more.

State Street Private Markets Survey Finds Macro Challenges Not Dampening Demand; Public To Private Shift Set To Grow Further

Infrastructure and private debt remain the top private market asset classes over the next 1-2 years; roughly half of respondents see “strong demand” for private market assets among retail and DC investors

Young Americans' wealth has soared since the pandemic

Average housing wealth rose $22,000 — as homeownership rose and home prices soared.

Younger Americans’ wealth growth has beaten historic norms

Under 40s have seen wealth accumulation rise faster than other generations.

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