Are private assets fuelling growth?
How private markets might be replacing their public counterparts in shouldering the hard work of building businesses
Wealth Manager
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What lies ahead? Predictions for the coming months
Asia small caps, energy, the Federal Reserve and deglobalisation are some of the areas touched on by industry experts in April
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‘Build your knowledge bank’
Mark Powell of JM Finn on the sector’s increasing professionalism, the impact of Consumer Duty and the perennial tussle between income generation and capital growth
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Is China back with a bang?
Amid the euphoria of China’s economic re-opening, are genuine risks of another potential global wave or further Covid mutation being glossed over?
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David Esfandi: You never stop learning
CGWM CEO discusses inflation, the positive impact of Consumer Duty and making wealth management more attractive
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Haig Bathgate: We focus on long-term financial wellbeing
Atomos’ head of investments on the positive regulation and how the industry can be a force for good
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Succession’s Andrew Barker: ‘Change brings opportunity’
Director of proposition on recognising the value wealth management can bring to clients and the importance of keeping an open mind
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Saltus’ Jon Macintosh: ‘Our job is to save clients from themselves’
Advisers should be offering solutions that improve their clients’ lives while steering them away from passing trends
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Kingswood CEO: Consumer duty biggest regulatory challenge right now
‘We are facing huge societal challenges,’ warns David Lawrence
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Ferdi van Heerden: Fighting for our own piece of the value chain is the wrong approach
Momentum Global Investment Management CEO talks building collegiate relationships across industry to deliver for investors
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Hawksmoor’s Ian Bailey: Process has to fit the client, not the other way round
‘Wealth managers try and undercut each other, but we find that clients increasingly recognise you get what you pay for’
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Ewan Markson-Brown: ‘Long-term growth investing works better in Asia than most other markets’
Crux Asia ex-Japan strategy is less tech-heavy than his former Baillie Gifford fund, with punchier positions in materials and commodities