Access to the arts is more likely to govern a billionaire’s choice to stay in a cultural capital such as London — along with the political and economic security
Investing in Africa is the easy bit, say some leading investment managers. Getting your money back is the problem
A guide to ‘optimising your life for wealth and success’ from the professor of marketing at NYU Stern
Higher levels of employee wellbeing are linked to better returns and higher valuations
Racism row involving UK Conservative’s biggest donor highlights risks for political parties
Graduates are turning away from traditional career paths as young businesses flourish
New president’s message on repatriation of dividends and profits aimed at raising stock market spirits
Discerning fund managers say the continent can provide lucrative and stable returns
Borrowers’ exposure to rising rates heightens risk for managers with less defensive portfolios
ETFs have built a reputation for being able to operate through any emergency — until now
Most investment companies have no intention of introducing gender-related recruitment
Number of fund companies fall out of the top-10 list as they jostle to build scale
Investors losing out due to severe lack of price competition in investment industry
Unused vintage toys originally bought for as little a £1 are now changing hands for many thousands
All-share deal seen by some as more favourable to Aberdeen
All-share deal will create Europe’s second-largest fund manager
Talks accelerated by competitive and regulatory pressures
Sir Gerry Grimstone and Martin Gilbert plan alliance
Deal to create UK’s largest asset manager with scale to compete on global stage
Founder of Vanguard says investors are tired of paying high fees for poor performance
In his final column as editor, Chris Newlands assesses the state of the fund industry
Traditional money groups face intense competition from low-cost passive rivals
Heads of global equities and US credit among the departures
Shareholders disagree on how to rein in spectacular rises in pay, says Chris Newlands