Managers of Wealth Americas

What to Expect When Citigroup Reports Earnings

Citigroup's CFO recently weighed in on what investors should expect from the bank's first-quarter earnings.

The Boston Consulting Group and Opportunity Network Forge New Partnership

The Boston Consulting Group and Opportunity Network have reached an agreement aimed at helping financial institutions provide a wide array of growth opportunities to their customers.

Behind the Curtain: Best Pay at Single Family Offices

Single family offices are probably the most opaque segment of the financial advisory business.

Northern Trust Survey: Few Asset Managers Say They Fully Capture Value from Data

Flexible Strategy and Effective Leadership Are Key to Maximize Data Value

Stamp out the hedge-fund tax loophole

A bill that one of us, Sen. Klein, has just introduced to close the carried-interest tax loophole in New York falls into the latter category.

Emerging markets: time to buy? - Schroders

The improvement in risk appetite comes at a time when aggregate emerging market valuations look attractive and investors have been waiting for an opportunity to re-enter the asset class.

Why Asian Americans Are Going to Be the Richest People in America

Fed researchers even point out that younger Asians’ relatively higher educational attainment rate suggests that their surpassing whites in net worth in the next decade or two is not far-fetched.

Rich People Now Have a Safe Way to Dump Their Jewelry

Gleem targets the older millennial, the customer that increasingly is looking to trade in and update their assortment," said the company's co-founder and chief executive officer, Nikki Lawrence, in an interview with Bloomberg TV.

Sovereign Wealth Funds and Central Banks Emerge as Large Scale Collateral Providers According to BNY Mellon and OMFIF

More Than One Third in Advanced Talks or Already Implementing Collateral Trades

Global Investment Banking Fees Fall 29% in Q1, Worst Since 2009

Investment banking income was dragged down across all products as global markets were hit by volatility sparked by global growth worries, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a China slowdown.

Thousands of Millionaires Leaving Chicago, Cite Mounting Racial Tensions and Crime

The report’s finding are on a par with those of Nielsen study released last year that showed many wealthy black Chicagoans are leaving the city, too.

A ceiling wasn't enough -- see what women face with the 'glass cliff'

So, the glass cliff says that when the going gets tough, women first.

Investors Reluctant to Forfeit Pursuit of Alpha in U.S.

During the past 8 quarters, flows into passive mutual funds have outpaced those of their active mutual fund counterparts.

How offshore banking is costing Canada billions of dollars a year

An unprecedented leak of secretive offshore tax-haven data contains stunning new revelations about the diversion of wealth from government coffers to hidden bank accounts.

The Super-Rich Are Likely To Be Poor Clients For Many Financial Advisors

The downside of focusing on the super-rich can offset the advantages.

How FinTech is Forcing Banking to a Tipping Point

Citigroup, one of the world’s largest financial institutions, has just released an important FinTech report that predicts big changes as a result of new financial start-ups

Why Silicon Valley’s ‘unicorns’ have regulators worried

They are among a growing group of Silicon Valley tech firms that are eschewing tradition and staying in private hands, rather than joining their brethren in the public markets where mom and pop investors could buy shares in the company.

BNY Mellon's First-ever "People Report" Showcases a Talent Strategy that Powers Business Performance

In the report, BNY Mellon showcases how raising the bar on people and performance is enabling a 230-year financial services firm to transform itself to attract, engage and retain employees, exceed client expectations, enhance shareholder value and improve

America is still extremely wealthy—and these numbers prove it

The basic objection comes down to one thing: A nation can’t possibly be wealthy with a national debt of $19.3 trillion, or about $160,000 per U.S. household.

Miton’s Anthony Rayner: “Emerging into the limelight”

As a result, our basket of stocks, which is small in aggregate, tends to avoid direct commodity exposure and the exporters.

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