Client portfolios in private assets should be split between real estate, infrastructure, private debt and private equity, believes Brice Thionnet, global head of private markets at UBP

Given their breadth, this relatively predictable market can provide untapped opportunities for diligent portfolio managers

The multi-family office’s founding partner reflects on Brexit and explains how changing investment rules around private equity could unlock London’s tech potential

The global financial system remains brittle, but steps can be taken to make it more resilient, writes Malik Sarwar

Mass hysteria can override fundamentals in today’s volatile market environment, but private banks also highlight investment opportunities

The inherent strength of the Chinese economy, coupled with softening policies and easing regulations, heralds a positive market environment for wealth management service providers

China's re-opening has given Hong Kong a boost, but the wealth industry faces a battle to attract and retain talent 

While the acquisition of its nemesis Credit Suisse may seem an open goal for UBS, the resulting behemoth leaves small banks poised to soak up both lost assets and cut talent

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin’s meeting has raised eyebrows across the world, but it’s important to remember that the two countries are less aligned than they like to portray.

Something that many have considered unthinkable happened with UBS’s buyout of Credit Suisse, but this mega-merger is not without its own, very real risks.

Advisers play an important role in inter-generational communication, explains Clarfeld’s director of trust services