Managers of Wealth Americas

Tiffany & Co. is the jewelry brand most widely purchased by ultra-wealthy women

Tiffany & Co. is the jewelry brand most widely purchased by ultra-wealthy women, followed by David Yurman and Cartier.

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse? -

The major central banks have made small policy mistakes over the past month, but the good news is that they are reminding investors they are in no rush to head for the exits.

Secret to long, healthy life revealed

Researchers found that people in their 30s and 40s who looked on the bright side of aging were less likely to develop cardiovascular disease later in life-and had lower mortality rates-than those who were more pessimistic.

The Top Billionaire Island Owners - RESEARCH

Islands in Hawaii and the Bahamas Rank Top with the Ultra Wealthy

Asset management in the social era - RESEARCH

This report seeks to identify the current state of asset management with regard to social media usage

Tyranny and Taxation

Financial imperialism has been far more efficient than the military variety allowing developed countries to source cheap commodities for decades.

UBS Says QE's End May Render Gold 'Obsolete'

"With the Fed indicating that economic downside risks have diminished,

Consumers Worldwide Will Allow Access to Personal Data for Clear Benefits, Says Infosys Study

Consumers worldwide overwhelmingly will share personal information to get better service from their doctors, bank and retailers

Gold Prices Are Headed to Pre-QE Days: Credit Suisse

As the sell-off in gold continued into Monday morning, analysts told CNBC that investors need to re-examine their expectations of the gold market

What Inspiring Leaders Do

What do top executives want from their leaders?

To Master Your Next Meeting, Just Say ‘Yeah’

While ‘yeah’ may seem like an odd candidate for a persuasive word

Coutts outlines five key investment opportunities in its mid-year investment

UK - Coutts today launches the Mid-Year Investment Outlook 2013

Rebuilding Europe by Alan Mudie, CIO of UBP

Whilst the region is still plagued by some deep-seated problems, the markets seem to have factored them in and risk premiums on some assets have dropped.

Permanence by Tim Price, director of investment, PFP

When you give up the search for certainty, an enormous burden is lifted from your shoulders.

An Alternative way to Privatise?

I don't think I made a friend this week when I had a little disagreement on air with the author of the report from Policy Exchange, which is described as a "right of centre think tank".

Witch Hunt of the Wealthy

Before we embark on another round of the blame game, we should take stock and question the logic of a witch-hunt on the wealthy. It is usually the Witch Finders who have most to hide and stir up the wrath of the mob to disguise their own failings.

Outlook for the global financial markets in the second half of 2013 - Julius Baer

Central banks' flood of money forcing investors into riskier investments and long-term trends

Investors Risk Being Fleeced by Gold warns Argonaut

With confidence in its antithesis the US dollar returning and the debate over Fed QE shifting to the timing of less rather than of more, the $240/oz question is ‘who needs gold now’?

Wall Street Research Has A New Problem

You probably know the story — in the '90s Wall Street got carried away (to say the least) with the tech boom and the Chinese wall between its analysts' research and investment banking was crossed.

Sallie Krawcheck Says Wall Street Has Gone Backwards In The Advancement Of Women In The Workplace

The former banker told the group of women that when she was in mid-20s and working in London, she recognized she was the most senior female in the investment bank.

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