Only a minority of wealth advisers are able to convince clients to follow them when they move to a new firm, which should change how banks go about hiring staff
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May 21, 2015
Clients not always happy to play follow the wealth adviser
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May 11, 2015
Is smart beta a wise strategy for private investors?
A.A. Advisors’ Christophe Boucher and Bertrand Maillet debate with Alan Miller of SCM Direct whether smart beta strategies are suitable for private clients
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April 28, 2015
Will fortune favour the bold global investor?
Adventurous investors can certainly expect to find opportunities in those regions contributing to global instability
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April 20, 2015
Fatca regulations threaten Hong Kong’s reputation
Hong Kong has experienced huge growth as an international wealth centre in recent years but by signing up to Fatca regulations it could be in for a bumpier ride
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April 13, 2015
Best of Brics crown is up for grabs
Bradesco’s Reinaldo Le Grazie and Manuela D’Onofrio of UniCredit discuss which of the Bric economies offers the best investment opportunities
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March 23, 2015
Modern portfolios cry out for a touch of spice
Events since 2007 suggest modern portfolio theory is no longer relevant, though some in the wealth management industry are slow to change, leading to losses for private clients
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March 19, 2015
Mature markets dominate surge in M&A valuations
The high levels of M&A in the wealth management sector reflect the pressure for firms to find profitable business models in an increasingly congested and regulated marketplace
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February 27, 2015
QE shows ECB is serious about threat of deflation
Quantitative easing will give a boost to Europe's economy but may need to continue into 2017 to counter deflationary pressures
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February 23, 2015
Will the ECB’s QE bazooka send European stocks higher?
As the ECB turns on the QE tap, what does this mean for stockmarkets? Macro Watch’s Richard Duncan and Raoul Ruparel from Open Europe give their views
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February 20, 2015
‘Perfect story’ scuppers Swiss brand clean-up
Switzerland’s private banks have been trying to remodel themselves but the HSBC affair is the latest in a series of setbacks proving they still have a long way to go
Extremely low yields have forced investors to move up the risk curve, with assets flowing into emerging market debt and high yield bonds, but what are the prospects for these fixed income segments and what are the main risks?
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