Managers of Wealth Americas

Study Finds Double Spending in Blockchain is ‘Unrealistic’

Incentive Compatibility on the Blockchain

Three thoughts by Gary Dugan

The Chinese have more economic weapons than the US cares to recognise.

Rating agencies using green criteria suffer from ‘inherent biases’

Report argues bodies using environmental, social and governance metrics are inconsistent

2018 Insights on Wealth and Worth

Putting wealth into action

Banks brush off market uncertainty with record deal fees

Among the big winners were Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Corp., which both handily beat expectations thanks to their investment banking and consumer businesses, respectively.

Wall Street legend Sallie Krawcheck tackles gender investing gap

Sallie Krawcheck was dubbed the most powerful woman on Wall Street. Now she's redefining investing for women.

The Wealth Boom Isn't Trickling Down to Advisors

Few financial advisors will benefit from the growing level of global wealth, savings accounts for gamers and Schwab reports growth in its advisor business.

Investors should breathe easy — for now

Other investors, like Mohamed El-Erian, have also said that the United States may be better off because of the tariffs.

Establishing a Business Presence in the United States

The way ECI and FDAP is taxed and collected differs too.

China shifts investment focus from North America to Europe

The figures were released by global law firm Baker McKenzie and highlight the economic impact of recent policy divergence.

How Goldman Sachs Lost the World Cup

The investment bank’s sophisticated model to predict game results didn’t even come close.

KC is home to one of the nation's 50 fastest-growing wealth advisers

Its main spark for client growth is referrals from existing clients

Here's Why There Aren't More Women in Asset and Wealth Management

It's no secret that there just aren't enough women in asset management or financial advisory services. Janet Cowell, CEO of Girls Who Invest tells us why. Watch!

Rich people of different ages prefer to spend their money in vastly different ways

Many also want to leave their children or heirs with means to live a comfortable life (45%) and use their wealth to reach entrepreneurial success (45%).

Why Estate Planning Is A Women's Issue

The surprise: It wasn’t just older women in their 60s and 70s who have been signing up, but Millennial women

Advisor retirements may spur the next big digital transformation

The industry's future, Thompson says, may be more defined by adjusting business models, rather than adding digital layers onto existing services.

HNW clients demanding an enhanced digital experience

In|Vest 2018 brings together the entire wealth management industry

Survey: Despite Corporate Tax Cuts, 40% of Firms Have Yet to Increase Spending

The 2018 AFP Liquidity Survey, Underwritten by State Street Global Advisors, Confirms Safety is Still the Most Valued Short-Term Investment Objective for 65 percent of Organizations

Billionaire’s Secret Buyout Formula: 110 Instructions and an Intelligence Test

Vista, which has done more than 300 deals, tells investors it has never lost money on a buyout

Hedge Funds Caught in Trump's Trade War Crossfire Feel the Pain

Yet their investment pools, known as merger arbitrage funds, lost money in the period, sending some investors fleeing.

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