Hong Kong needs to understand its own identity, namely its ability to regenerate, argues Anant Deboor

Many of the boons of an interconnected world – low inflation, peace and the spread of prosperity – are now being reversed, argues Mike O’Sullivan

Eleonore Bedel, global head of sustainable investment at BNP Paribas Wealth Management and James Purcell, group head of sustainable investment at Quintet Private Bank, discuss the role of ESG in portfolios

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may lead to an even more divided world, but there is also a chance it could mean a thaw in Sino-US relations, a united Western world and even provide common ground for Republicans and Democrats, argues Quaero Capital’s Jean Keller  

The smaller shops may be able to steal clients away from the larger wealth managers, but remain very much part of the big bank ecosystem 

Heads of families should get their affairs in order if they are to avoid falling into the same trap as Logan Roy in the TV show Succession

Direct investing is not easy to do well and most investors looking to access private equity markets would be better off taking the fund approach, argues CapGen’s Charlotte Thorne

The Chinese government’s communist-oriented, top-down policies firmly guide the country's capitalist engine, writes Ming-Jer Chen