Managers of Wealth Americas

Northern Trust: Asset Owners Aim to Drive Investment Performance with In-House Management

White paper analyzes evolving investment management preferences among sophisticated asset owners

Study: Wealth Can Bring Happiness — When Viewed As A Measure Of Success

A new study conducted at Binghamton University has a fresh take on the conversation surrounding money and happiness.

Schroders Global Investor Study 2019: People’s sustainable investment ambitions fail to reflect their actions

The survey of over 25,000 investors across 32 locations around the world has found that 16% invest in sustainability, compared to 32% who are interested and would like to invest this way.

The rise of "Purposeful Debt"

LightStream survey finds Americans embracing new attitudes toward debt, rejecting past stigmas

Millennials’ investments more driven by values than returns: UBS exec

"They want to know that their values are being expressed in the way that they consume and the way that they invest," she said.

Four CEOs Were Dethroned Just This Week: The Days Of The Powerful, Untouchable CEO May Be Over

Whenever that happens, it’s best for everyone to turn that page over

Feature: Argentina's woes boost Uruguay's wealth management

The currency crisis is causing wealthy Argentinians to move their millions across the Río de la Plata to Uruguay

One in Two Seniors Manage Finances Alone, Leaving Them Vulnerable to Scams and Financial Exploitation, According to AIG Plan for 100 Elder Financial Abuse Study

AIG Life & Retirement’s Plan for 100 educational initiative helps Americans prepare for longer lives by raising awareness about the implications of increased longevity

Investing Report Card: Canadians score an A for effort, but a failing grade with the basics

TD survey reveals almost half don't know where to start when it comes to Do It Yourself investing

Why Are Fund Managers So Awful at Their Job?

Nearly nine out of 10 targeted funds underperform their respective benchmark index over the long run.

How Wealth Managers are Attracting the Ultra Rich

A key reason banks are interested in managing money for the ultra rich is profit.

Ultra-rich Americans are selling off luxury real estate faster than they're snapping it up

Ultra-wealthy people in the US are selling their luxury real-estate investments faster than they are buying new ones, TD Wealth senior vice president and regional investment director James Beam told Business Insider.

The Case for Having a Chief Data Ethics Officer

Data ethics is something that big tech companies are starting to look at (rightfully so), because consumers, regulators and lawmakers are requiring them to do so.

Impact Of Digital Disruption Worldwide

Our analysis reveals the current standing of major global economies

Discover Ready to Hire the Next Generation of Women Technology Leaders

Discover to Make Job Offers and Provide Innovative Career Advice for Attendees of Grace Hopper Celebration

Insurance Firms Push Towards Artificial Intelligence, Increased Outsourcing and Improved Data Accuracy

75 percent of insurance firms surveyed are actively deploying or considering deploying innovative technologies within the investment function

Lack Of Family Conversations About Philanthropy Fuels Differences Of Opinion

These conversations should center how families can get on the same page.

World Payments Report 2019

Emerging markets will soon dictate and shape the global payments landscape in terms of innovation, transaction capacity handling, and industry trends.

Fund selectors to double ETF bets over six years: JPM AM

‘We’re at a tipping point for mass market adoption of ETFs,’ said Byron Lake, head of international ETFs at JPM AM.

Schroders Global Investor Study 2019

People’s sustainable investment ambitions fail to reflect their actions

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