
Fund selector exits German private bank
Multi-asset fund of funds manager is leaving the firm after five years.
Multi-asset fund of funds manager is leaving the firm after five years.
Attorneys are increasingly becoming what private bankers want to be – the nearest and dearest of advisers to the super-rich.
In light of the financial chaos that has resulted from the global pandemic, many investors are turning to professionals for advice rather than trying to manage their portfolios on their own. During the long bull market, many investors may have believed they were very smart with their investments, since they were making nice returns, so why pay someone for advice?
Anna N’Jie-Konte, 32, tells ThinkAdvisor why the financial firm recruiting process needs a total overhaul.
The coronavirus pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for the global economy and businesses have been compelled to cope with challenges that a mere few months ago were simply unimaginable. Asset and Wealth Management firms are no exception to this economic anomaly. So how is this industry, that excels at problem solving, coping now that it is no longer ‘business as usual’ and as it faces ‘once in a generation’ economic challenges?
As Covid-19 selloff in March led to losses in equity portfolios, spooked investors started pulling out of debt mutual funds, causing a liquidity crunch for some short-term schemes and plans that invest in higher-yield but lower-rated paper.
Service providers to some of Asia’s wealthiest families say they are fielding a rising number of calls about shifting away from Hong Kong, with some already moving money to Singapore-based banks.
Siew Meng Tan, head of HSBC Private Banking for Asia Pacific, discusses why the bank is in a unique position to help forward-thinking families achieve their wealth ambitions
Nicklas Financial, a family-owned business in Jefferson City, Mo., has aligned with JFC Financial Services in Lincoln, Neb., to join LPL Financial’s broker-dealer, corporate registered investment advisor and custodial platforms, the companies announced earlier this week in a news release.
Winnipeg-based Howe Harrell & Associates (HHAA) has teamed up with Purpose Advisor Solutions (PAS) to enable the financial well-being of its families, corporations, and trust clients.