Managers of Wealth Americas

Wealth concentration near 'levels last seen during the Roaring Twenties,' study finds

Overall, Zucman finds that "U.S. wealth concentration seems to have returned to levels last seen during the Roaring Twenties."

Schroders Institutional Investor Study 2018

Insurers’ confidence levels in achieving their desired returns have also slipped from 61% to just over half at 54%.

Global DC pension assets exceed DB assets for the first time

The report also found that DC assets now account for over 50% of total assets across the seven largest pension markets, for the first time.

Are private equity firms becoming the new banks? - SS&C

According to Vandevelde, “By setting up huge lending arms, these firms have been transformed from heavyweight dealmakers that took stakes in companies into the principal bankers for a large tract of corporate America.”

Asset Managers Pin Hopes on a Comeback for Active Management

The result: An 11 percent decline in fee margins over the next six years.

Global Banking & Finance Awards® 2018

Global Banking & Finance Review® announces the list of winners for its annual awards program 2018

Tax Screw-Ups and People Problems: Experts Reveal Biggest Blunders of Rich Families

There’s no single way to handle massive wealth. There are, however, some common mistakes to learn from.

Busting the millennial myth

Perspective: New research challenges the widely held view that millennials are genuinely different from previous generations

Here's how fintech is taking over the world — and what's coming next

Legacy players have begun using fintech to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving financial services landscape.

Global asset manager troubles set to continue

Judging by their investment habits and attitudes to money, they're also more skeptical of financiers and traditional investments.

A look at the global fintech landscape and how countries are embracing digital disruption in financial services

Since sprouting in the US and UK around 10 years ago, fintech has spread globally.

The ultra-rich are investing differently in 2019 — and it includes cannabis

They are increasing their cash holdings and reducing their equity exposure.

Poor Customer Experience Costs Financial Institutions $10 Billion Per Year

Fenergo Report Finds One in Three Financial Institutions Have Lost Customers Due to Inefficient or Slow Onboarding Processes

Why This Philanthropist Finds Value In Investing In Projects That Provide Social Impact

Harnisch’s journey into philanthropy began in the newsroom as an anchorwoman.

Capturing the middle-class millionaire

As such, their value system is akin to that of the middle class: They are hard-working and seeking to accomplish more, they feel they give more than they get and they want help with keeping more of what they earn.

Are these the solutions to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals?

Dive into the critical factors needed to accelerate progress towards tackling the Sustainable Development Goals.

Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck Has a Message for Wall Street

Sallie Krawcheck sits down with TheStreet to discuss the investing gap, the pay gap and her thoughts on diversity.

Retire or re-hire? 1 in 4 retired Canadians regret retiring and want to go back to work: CIBC Poll

Money is a strong motivator but desire for mental stimulation tops the list of reasons why

Asset Managers Owned by Women and Minorities Have to Work 10X as Hard for Assets

A Harvard professor finds firms owned by minorities and women control only a tiny fraction of industry capital — despite solid performance.

Most Canadians say building wealth isn’t important to them

With Canadian households owing $1.78 for each dollar of disposable income, household debt is never far from the minds of policymakers or consumers.

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