Six Bahrain-based CEOs in Forbes Middle East list
Six Bahrain-based top bosses have been featured on Forbes’ first list of Top 100 CEOs in the Middle East 2021.…
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Rotating the Old Normal
• Global growth data is strong and getting stronger • The upward pressure on bonds yields is here to stay…
Robo-advisors: the future of wealth management
Artificial intelligence is disrupting the financial industry at large. Investment advisory and wealth management are experiencing this disruption the most.…
Investcorp names private wealth head for Bahrain, Kuwait
Investcorp has announced the appointment of Mohammed Al Sada as the new head of Bahrain and Kuwait for the group's…
Nikko Asset Management: Future Quality Insights – March 2021
The introduction of the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation in March 2021 will see significant changes to the way asset…
Can You Endure the Duration?
• Bonds endure a tough month. • Bond traders are sending an unambiguous signal to the Treasury that they do…
Nedbank Private Wealth celebrates its 10th anniversary in Dubai
After ten years operating in Dubai, Nedbank Private Wealth is looking forward to continuing to support its client base and…
Private bank to close Dubai operation
Private banking group Arbuthnot Latham will close its Dubai office on 31 May 2021, International Adviser can reveal. The operation…
UAE wealth firm unveils female-only adviser division
Advice company Finsbury Associates has launched a division which aims to support and empower women with financial planning. Unity…
In the Middle East region 31% of UHNWIs are planning on purchasing a property in 2021
According to Knight Frank’s forthcoming edition of The Wealth Report 2021, 26% of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) globally are planning to…
The future of family offices as a Middle East investment powerhouse
The amount of family offices around the globe, as well as their total assets under management, are figures that remain…
Beyond the pandemic: Investment trends in the next decade
The pandemic did not as much shift secular trends as it accelerated them, and substantially at that. Back when we…