Managers of Wealth Americas

Inside the Mind of a Million-Dollar Art Bidder

Here’s a look at what researchers are discovering about the invisible forces that entice big-league art buyers.

High hopes for tech groups’ overseas cash piles

Tax holiday proposed by Trump is aimed at boosting jobs but will probably fuel deals

Advisors in Motion Driving Growth of Dual Contract Accounts

The practice of signing two contracts not only persists, but continues to grow

GFT Spotlights 2017 Trends Shaping Financial Services

As new technology emerges, developing tech such as blockchain, machine learning and AR will provide new market opportunities for financial organizations and fintech players alike.

Why Did Bank of America Change Its Focus to Tangible Book Value?

What caused Bank of America to move the goal posts?

Growing number of Americans are retiring outside the U.S.

Researcher from Penn's Wharton School cites cost as most common reason for moving abroad

5 people getting even richer off your New Year’s resolutions

Oprah Winfrey and Weight Watchers lead the pack for those making money on Jan. 1

The Untethered Advisor

Geography matters less and less to your clients. Are you prepared to meet them on their terms?

The Laws of Wealth: Psychology and the secret to investing success

If we are to be successful investors, Crosby argues, we must automate the process by which we make decisions.

How to select the right financial advisor--expert weighs in

Whether you rely on your advisor to help with retirement planning, saving for college, or meeting other goals, this individual will help determine how you approach some of life's biggest financial decisions.

How to rebalance your mutual fund portfolio

Just as important: Do you have enough good, actively managed mutual funds to give you a shot at outperforming the market?

Investors should take a pause as Dow inches toward 20K, experts say

The benchmark Dow Jones industrial average inched closer to the 20,000 level on Tuesday.

These Are the 7 Biggest Hedge Fund Disasters of 2016

That's still not nearly as good as the S&P 500, which has returned 11%.

Equity and Bond Ownership Rises Among Middle Class

A wide-ranging economic analysis suggests the top 1% continues to earn vastly more in the markets than the average U.S. citizen; but the middle class is gaining ground thanks to pensions and DC plans.

The Schroders 2017 Investment Outlook Series: US Small and Mid Cap equities

Our latest outlook for 2017 reviews US Small and Mid Cap equities. Schroders' US Small and Mid cap team comment that Donald Trump's election victory makes US-centric parts of the market more attractive.

US vs UK bond markets - Christopher Peel, CIO of Tavistock Investments

Looking ahead to 2017 and the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump, CIO of Tavistock Investments, Christopher Peel, compares US and UK bond markets and gives his insight into how investors should be re-positioning their portfolios:

The 5 Most Interesting Wall Street Predictions for 2017

But Fortune has picked through Wall Street’s analysts 2017 outlook reports to find the most interesting predictions for the coming, unprecedented, new year.

Why ESG reporting still matters to U.S. investors

Sustainable or responsible investing are also commonly used terms for this approach.

You'll Be Surprised at the Size of Berkshire Hathaway's War Chest

In fact, Berkshire's cash is not entirely unencumbered: Remember that one of the company's significant business lines is insurance.

The head of the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund has dismissed calls for pension reform

Twenty years ago, state worker pensions consumed just 3 percent of the state budget. Today, that burden is nearly 25 percent.

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