Banks active in Asia are rethinking client offerings, to adjust to the changing mentality of the region’s increasingly currency conscious wealthy investors
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January 30, 2012
Swiss scandals could signal end of an era
The scandal surrounding the Hildebrands may mark a watershed in the relationship between Swiss bankers and politicians
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January 30, 2012
Will the euro survive the debt crisis?
Bill O'Neill, Chief Investment Officer, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management EMEA (left), and Elisa Parisi-Capone, Senior Economist for Western Europe and Finance and Banking at Roubini Global Economics, discuss what the future holds for Europe's common currency
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November 28, 2011
Industry’s future lies in asset management
As PWM celebrates its tenth anniversary, we would like to ask: what should the private bank of the future look like? The answer to this both simple and complex question is “not like one of the past”, according to speakers at our recent private banking summit and awards ceremony, held in Geneva.
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October 31, 2011
Where have all the leaders gone?
True leaders need to stick around and see their plans to completion, rather than move on to the next challenge
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October 31, 2011
Is Ucits suitable for hedge funds?
Gavin Ralston, Chairman of EMEA & Global Head of Product at Schroders (left), and Dermot Butler, Chairman at Custom House Group, discuss whether or not Ucits funds suit hedge fund strategies
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October 16, 2011
Boutique wealth managers face struggle for share of market
Boutique wealth managers are springing up across Asia, but competition from both global and regional players is fierce
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September 26, 2011
Exchange traded funds on the ropes
The rapid rise of ETFs was in part a response to the financial crisis, but these vehicles are now coming under fire themselves
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September 26, 2011
No such thing as a risk-free asset
Investors may search for safe havens, but with so much uncertainty in the markets it is impossible to hedge a portfolio against all possible outcomes
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September 26, 2011
Is a quantitative or qualitative approach better suited to today’s markets?
Andrew Kaplan, Director of Systematic Alpha Management and Bernard Moody, Investment director at Advance Emerging Capital discuss the relative benefits of qualitative and quantitative investing in today's markets
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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