Managers of Wealth Offshore

Chinese and Brazilian wine: Hello UK

Following the successful launch of two Indian wines last year, the retailer is working its way through the Brics.

Coldwell Banker teams up with BOC to entice rich Chinese

In Paris, Chinese buyers have jumped from 0.3 percent of buyers in 2009 to an expected 2.0 percent this year, with luxury apartments with a view of the Seine and the city's monuments enjoying the most demand from Asian clients.

Hedge funds make gains in July, says SS&C GlobeOp‎

The gross return of the SS&C GlobeOp Hedge Fund Performance Index for July 2012 measured 1.42%.

EU hedge funds face pay threat

There is increasing industry alarm that draft guidance on how to implement the law could see restrictions such as bonus deferrals and clawbacks, which are already enforced in the banking sector, imposed on a wider range of big funds than first thought.

Brooks Macdonald subsidiary to manage new property portfolio

It will offer investors the potential for income generation and capital growth from ground rents. GRIF is expected to be capitalised at around £50m.

Bond Funds Capture Record Inflows of $350 Billion Worldwide in First Half - Research

Bond fund sales around the world are continuing at a record pace with $350 billion in net inflows during the first half of 2012, according to Strategic Insight, a business intelligence provider to the global fund industry.

Are Diamonds an ETF’s Best Friend?

The gap between what a dealer will pay to buy a stone and what he or she will charge to sell it can be wide, and an important diamond can take years to sell.

Opportunity in Hedge Funds

Hedge funds haven’t taken off in Asia like they have in the U.S. or Europe, but bankers say that may change and are positioning themselves to lend cash and securities to them, as well as helping them find new investors—a business known as prim

Investec brings £300m American fund in-house for Mundy

Over the last decade the fund has had a value tilt and a portfolio of around 40 large cap stocks.

Are Capital Markets Ready to Stabilize? - Credit Suisse

In this edition, Stefan Keitel, Global Chief Investment Officer for Asset Management and Private Banking, discusses the continued ebb and flow of risk appetite in global markets and tackles a key question many investors are asking: Are capital markets rea

How Much are Olympic Gold Medals Worth?

Mark Wells, a member of that team, auctioned his medal off in 2012 and received $310,700 for it, which he needed to help pay for medical treatment.

Statistical flaws found in hedge fund study

Nevertheless, the claims in the book received widespread coverage, and we felt it was important that they were properly examined.

Milltrust adds first hedge funds to emerging markets platform

Milltrust International Group has added the first three funds to its emerging markets platform. Further additions are planned for later in the year and early 2013.

AXA first-half earnings fall, beat forecasts

"The solidity of our first half results can be explained by the fact that our strategy for several years now has focused on market lines that are less market-sensitive: P&C, health and protection," Chief Financial Officer Gerald Harlin said

Israeli and china ink economic ties

Accountant General Ms. Michal Abadi-Boiangiu said that "the financial protocols with China enable the financing of export deals that would not have been carried out had it not been for the agreements.

Leading Swiss private bank launches new fund

The fund invests in securities of companies located throughout the world that are engaged in mining or processing gold, a statement from the bank said.

South African Islamic finance firm launches in UK

The current size of the Islamic investment market in the UK is under £1 billion and has the potential to be between £120 and £160 billion, he added

Fear over greed drives second-quarter European fund flows, latest Morningstar data reveals

Fund flows to European funds continue to reflect the ongoing eurozone crisis and its attendant market turbulence.

Major Japan bank to boost overseas lending as Europe retreats

The banking group expects 30 percent of operating profit to come from abroad within three years and may consider acquiring a financial institution, he said.

Kay review calls for overhaul of fund manager pay

The John Kay review of equity markets, published this week, calls for regulatory authorities to ensure fiduciary standards apply to all relationships in the investment chain, including asset managers, brokers, platforms, IFAs and the end investor.

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