Having pulled out of Asia and shut down its Russian operations, Société Générale’s wealth management arm is revamping its London business while seeking to work more closely with the wider group

Emerging market equities saw big losses in 2022, but while many countries face significant headwinds, there are also several bright spots to be found

Philanthropy and ESG are increasingly important to wealthy families and need to be firmly embedded in plans to transfer wealth to the next generation

Wealthy individuals are not immune from struggles with their emotional wellbeing, with unprepared recipients of sudden wealth particularly vulnerable

At the core of CCLA’s approach is the belief healthy markets require healthy communities, says head of sustainability James Corah

The macro picture looks a little brighter than it did a few months ago, while European stocks are attractively priced, says Aubrey Capital Management‘s Sharon Bentley-Hamlyn 

Private banks have frequently got it wrong in their approaches to expanding their client base. Improving the diversity of their workforces would be a good first step to putting things right

Investing in projects associated with climate change, clean energy and affordable housing can ensure capital is directed to where it is needed most

The foiled putsch in Berlin may not have widespread support, but is indicative of disagreements about German culture and the country’s relations with Europe, Russia and China

There seems little prospect of a speedy reversal of China’s zero-Covid policy or its growing tensions with the rest of the world, argues Investec’s John Wyn-Evans

China has aggressively rolled out the e-CNY but the initiative has met with only partial success so far