Managers of Wealth Americas

Bank of America CEO Moynihan pay falls in 2022

Bank of America is seeking to reward its best employees while keeping a lid on costs.

Despite Inflation Fears and Higher Interest Rates, State Street Survey Finds More Than Two Thirds of Institutional Investors Continue to Grow Private Markets Allocations

Private equity expected to remain the most in-demand alternative asset class in the next two to three years

State Street Global Advisors Survey: US Investors Remain Confident in Their Advisors' Ability to Navigate Market Volatility Despite Lingering Concerns About Investment Prospects for 2023

The survey found even with volatility in the market, 57% of US investors plan to keep their money ‘as is’ and stick to their long-term strategy.

New Lincoln Financial Group study reports one in three Americans struggles financially, but goal-setting is a game-changer

Company recommends three specific goals to help consumers turn their finances around in the months ahead

Bonds are back, says Allspring chief

Globally, we are seeing mid or high, single-digit returns and those numbers are starting to look very compelling,” says the bonds boss, combining an obvious delight with his more cautious nature.

Overtrading risks damaging your portfolio

Asia performed well again last week and looks likely to continuing doing so aided by robust data, China re-opening, and reduced concerns about a significant tightening of monetary policies.

Family office participation in venture capital slows down in the wake of global turmoil

For instance, family offices are avid investors in healthcare and technology, and the majority of those we surveyed believe that artificial intelligence and machine learning-based companies will emerge and become industry leaders in drug discovery.

Canada Life Asset Management – Predictions ahead of BOE interest rate decision

“The BoE has been clear that they will maintain rates in order to control inflation and in the event of a mild recession we see no immediate move to reduce rates this year.

How to Avoid Violating U.S. Sanctions on Russian Oligarchs’ CRE Investments

Opaque structures such as LLCs sometimes make it difficult to pin down who’s behind them.

Sustainable and impact investing continues growing – Cambridge survey

The continued expansion of sustainable and impact investing "reflects a growing recognition that these factors are material to investment decision-making and long-term portfolio outcomes,"

Is now the right time for alternatives?

A balanced approach that benefits from both beta and alpha strategies, and uses a full set of available instruments, while taking risks into account, can improve outcomes.

UBS: Colm Kelleher's Flawed Bet on US Investors

Despite having a solid business and being a market leader in global private banking, the bank’s share price has not made any great leaps.

Emerging market outperformance set to continue

As a result, fed funds futures markets are now pricing around a 95% chance that the Fed will further reduce the size of its expected February rate hike to 25 basis points.

Recessions first, then recovery

The most recent developments show that economic and financial pressures are easing.

Winning.

“Your investor’s edge is not something you get from Wall Street experts. It’s something you already have.” - Peter Lynch.

Is persistent dollar strength over?

In recent weeks, much has changed in global currency markets, thanks to shifting liquidity trends, falling energy prices, easing inflation, and China’s unexpectedly swift reopening.

Brace, brace! The US crashes through its debt ceiling, again

It is easy to dismiss a dispute over the US’s debt ceiling as a political fight that will be resolved before any damage to the country’s financial credibility.

Don’t Blame The Bank, Merrill Boss Says

Make no mistake, Bank of America has propelled the Merrill Lynch business forward.

JPMorgan begins private lending drive with $10 billion - source

The Wall Street titan's move into the market is likely to put it head to head with established sector heavyweights such as Ares Management Corp and Apollo Global Management.

BlackRock’s Larry Fink painted a target on his own back for ESG critics

Like much of the asset management industry, BlackRock has adopted what Henry Kissinger dubbed 'constructive ambiguity' over ESG

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