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Coutts' commentary - Global View from Asia - Emerging markets - crisis what crisis?

While there are undoubtedly strains in some emerging markets, to read the headlines would suggest there was a pending meltdown.

BNY Mellon Named Financial Services Diversity Corporation of the Year

National Business Inclusion Consortium Award Recognizes the Company's Best Practices in the Advancement of Workplace, Marketplace and Suppler Diversity Programs

San Diego Private Bank Reports Increased Fourth Quarter Earnings

Fourth quarter profit with the bargain purchase gain adjustment and an associated tax accrual adjustment would have been $814,000, up 79% from $456,000 for the third quarter.

India vs. the U.S.: When Central Bankers Collide

Central banking isn’t a contact sport like football, or even cricket.

One-Third of Advisors Plan to Exit the Business within 10 Years

According to the latest research from global analytics firm Cerulli Associates, 32% of financial advisors in the U.S. plan to exit the business within the next 10 years.

Investment Management Is Not a Differentiator

Advisors’ investment management does not drive growth, he added. But rather, what does drive growth of an RIA firm is when advisors advise, get clients, manage relationships, convey their wisdom to newbies and mentor the next generation of advisors.

The Incredible Shrinking Credit-Default Swap Market

Five years after almost blowing up the global economy and eight years after making fortunes for Wall Street traders, the credit-default swap market is quietly fading.

US banks lead the way with bonus increases

More than 300 staff volunteered their bonus data to Emolument

What does the Millionaire Next Door do with His Money?

Looking at the spending habits of the Millionaire next door.

Affluent Investment Trends: What's Ahead?

The Millionaire Corner survey provides a snapshot of the more upbeat investment mindset with which these investors began the New Year.

KPMG Report Identifies How Banks Can Grow the Top Line in 2014

"The banks that embrace change and systematically transform themselves to become more customer-centric will achieve a competitive advantage in the marketplace."

Charitable Contributions of Wealthy Investors

More than 90 percent of the wealthiest investors make charitable contributions.

Krawcheck says advisory business still coming up short in reaching out to women

Advisers need to understand distinctions between women and men investors

Eight-Year Global Economic Expansion Expected Says BNY Mellon's Richard Hoey

While Hoey believes that inflation will rise eventually, he thinks it will drift higher only gradually over the coming years and that governments and central banks will be tolerant of that gradual upward drift in inflation.

SSgA's AUM up 4.6% for the quarter, 12.4% for the year

Assets under custody and administration were $27.43 trillion at Dec. 31, up 5.4% from Sept. 30 and up 12.5% from a year earlier.

CEOs more confident on global economy - PwC

But finding that growth has gotten tougher.

Millionaires on the decline in Florida

There has been a drop in the number of households in Florida that have at least $1 million in investable assets.

Which states have the most millionaires per capita?

More than 6 million households in the United States have liquid assets worth more than $1 million

World economy: back in synch -EFG INTERNATIONAL

2014 is set to be a year in which we will see a synchronised global economic upturn – with all major regions and economies posting positive growth for the first time since 2007.

KPMG Recognized As One Of FORTUNE's 100 Best Companies to Work For

Ranking No. 80 on this year's list, it marks the seventh time that KPMG has been recognized by FORTUNE.

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