Amundi, the European asset manager, has planned a series of business initiatives as it aspires to become a leading firm in the Asian market, said Pascal Blanqué, deputy chief executive officer and group chief investment officer.
Using 3% as a guide to grow his clients’ wealth by, and managing Kleinwort Benson’s investment opportunies under a three pillar framework, it seems that Mouhammed Choukier has a lucky number
The tech market can be fast-moving with incumbent big-hitters quickly overshadowed by start-ups. Nick Evans of Polar Capital is currently prioritising beneficiaries of cloud computing.
There has been much speculation about the purchase by deVere earlier this year of UAE wealth adviser Acuma. Here deVere CEO Nigel Green explains the deal.
Peer-to-peer lending is becoming a serious investment asset class, and financial advisers should be taking note, says Christian Faes co-founder of LendInvest.
The global trend towards regulation is playing into the hands of universal life products providers such as Transamerica Life Bermuda, as its increasingly mobile target market of wealthy individuals demands financial solutions that offer security and inspire trust, says chief executive Tim Oliver
The challenge for advisers post-RDR has not been restricted to fee disclosure. The creation of a profitable, long-term service proposition to add ongoing value for clients has been the greater test
Just how should the financial services industry go about restoring the public's faith, in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis? Guardian Wealth's David Howell considers the problem…
Two high-profile acquisitions in recent years have helped Henderson Global Investors to broaden its horizons. Here, Steven de Vries and Greg Jones explain why the company is now an asset management force to be reckoned with.
Managing a special situations fund that essentially follows a multi-asset fund allocation strategy, James Sullivan, fund manager at MitonOptimal is in favor of making allocations to the domestic-driven economies of the Asean region, but at the appropriate time.
The world’s second largest economy looks poised for a sustainable period of economic growth and will be able to re-ignite it further, only if the Chinese authorities initiate big reform steps, said Douglus Turnbull, head of Chinese equities at U.K-based Neptune Investment Management.
The days of the all-expenses-paid expat lifestyle are gone, and shorter stints abroad have also become the norm. This has necessitated a shift in thinking for expatriates' wealth planners, Coutts's Gary Dugan points out.
