Protected: The New Asset Class Sailing into European Portfolios

Fair Everywhere’ makes worldwide banking easier for the forgotten five million - the underbanked SMEs

High-net-worth households with assets across two or more countries face an estate-planning conversation that domestic-only advisors rarely handle well. Property in multiple jurisdictions, business interests held through cross-border structures, beneficiaries living in different countries, and tax-treaty interactions all introduce complexity beyond what a standard will addresses. The choice of cross-border estate specialist shapes outcomes for […]

The Saudi Stock Exchange opened to qualified foreign investors for the first time last month, and is expecting increased involvement of international investors on the Exchange as a result.

Alejandro Betancourt López Reveals Why Innovation Is Dead (And What Works Instead) Silicon Valley loves to celebrate tech innovators—the entrepreneurs who create the next breakthrough app, revolutionary software, or cutting-edge gadget. But Alejandro Betancourt López believes the real wealth creation over the next decade won’t come from inventing new technologies. It will come from anticipating […]

The European Commission has held an orientation debate about the next steps needed to complete the Banking Union.

Alan Howard, co-founder of Brevan Howard, and Michael Platt, of BlueCrest Capital, jointly head the list of Britain’s wealthiest hedge fund managers, each with £1.5bn fortunes, in The 2015 Sunday Times Rich List, to be published this Sunday, April 26. The 128-page special edition of The Sunday Times Magazine reveals the wealth of the 1,000 richest people in Britain.

In the rapidly evolving world of mortgage lending, branch managers play a crucial role in leading their teams toward success.

According to data from life insurance specialists, LV=, 71% of women surveyed didn’t feel confident in what steps to take to avoid running out of money during their retirement years, compared to 50% of men.

Most businesses are flying blind, and they don’t even realize it. Every month, the same scene unfolds: the month wraps up, someone in finance starts chasing down receipts, half the team scrambles to submit expenses late, and, by the time it all makes it into a spreadsheet, those numbers are already two weeks old. Yet, […]

Following its March meeting, The Bank of England has raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points from 4 to 4.25 per cent. For some this is alarming, given that it is the 11th consecutive increase in a row, which has not been characteristic until this point, with many experts saying that the increases have been key to curb rising inflation.