Managers of Wealth Americas

New Whitepaper Explores Evolution of Email Cyber Crime

Multi-factor authentication critical to deterring new email fraud

Broadridge Highlights Market Leadership and Growth Objectives at 2020 Investor Day

Targeting Fiscal Year 2020 - 2023 Recurring revenue growth of 7-9% and Adjusted EPS growth of 8-12%

Saxo Bank 2021 Outrageous Predictions: The Future is Now

With a shared ledger structure, any content alterations would immediately be visible to everyone, and every news item is always traceable to its original source, suppressing misinformation that other sources can’t verify.

Lenders ride out challenges of chaotic '20

Analyses find 3 large banksin state now well-capitalized

Philanthropy is still dominated by the ultrawealthy, but asking billionaires to solve inequality is colossally stupid

In the case of widening inequality during the coronavirus pandemic, the refrain could become: "Lower-income people and workers are friends, not food."

Charting The Growing Generational Wealth Gap

Though personal definitions might differ, the U.S. Federal Reserve uses a clear metric

COVID-19 Hits the Poor Harder, but Scaled-Up Testing Can Help

Vaccines are likely to roll out gradually over the next months and years, but in the meantime rates of infection continue to rise in some countries at a faster rate than in the pandemic’s early days.

Survey Shows Acceleration of Sustainable Investing

The survey gathered insights from 425 investors in 27 countries

2021 investment management outlook - Transforming to thrive

Half of our survey respondents indicate that their firms plan to reduce total costs by 11% to 20%. These cost-reduction targets look ambitious considering that the workplace-related cost per employee is estimated to increase by as much as 50%, straining c

The Rich Are Getting Richer, and That's Good for Advisors: Cerulli

he number of high-net-worth households is increasing, and that group controls more than 43% of U.S. investable assets, Cerulli reports.

Citi’s new CEO: 'I think being a woman has been helpful'

Jane Fraser, the first female leader of a major Wall Street bank, has always enjoyed ‘playing the game differently’.

Bill Stone shares leadership advice with Forbes

Bill applies that philosophy to focus on facts and numbers and treat everyone equally—don’t play favorites.

Will Moneyball Finally Crack the Game of Active Management?

Billy Beane seems to think so.

Turning hope into reality

A brighter outlook but recovery will be gradual

4 questions to ask yourself about living to 100 — because there’s a chance you will

Americans born today can expect to live into their 90s and beyond

Why Has Bill Gates Been Paying Off So Many Bad Actors ?

There are just over 500 on that list, and that list makes for intriguing reading.

Why This Billionaire Will Never Leave New York

For the cosmetics mogul and philanthropist Leonard Lauder, the city, with its museums, public transit and parks, is an explorer’s delight.

Why Has Bill Gates Been Paying Off So Many Bad Actors? by Tim Price

Compliance has been expensive but, for Bill Gates, probably worth it, dilettante billionaire healthcare nerd that he is.

Even the Turkey is Worried by Gary Dugan

The markets’ abiding hope is that the good news about a potential vaccine will overcome the near-term bad news about the impact of COVID-19 on global economic activity.

State Street Global Advisors Issues Public Comment on Employee Benefits Security Administration Rule

We commend the Department and the work of the professional staff for issuing the IFR in a timely fashion and, more importantly, for appropriately balancing the various considerations necessary to ensure that DC plan participants have the tools they need t

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