Two Tokyo-based financiers give their views on what the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan will mean for the economic outlook

The UK government is introducing new levys on wealthy non-doms, but there are also moves afoot to encourage investment from the seriously rich

Institutional investors across Europe are grappling with how best to turn volatility from risk into opportunity. Ceri Jones reveals the results of our investor survey

Dominic Blum, Deutsche Bank’s head of product design for retail and private clients, has steered his factory away from brokerage to portfolio management

With operations all across Europe, UniCredit must combine centrally-determined principles with a wide range of local preferences

Chris Godding (left), EMEA CIO at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management and Paul Marson, CIO at Lombard Odier Private Bank, debate whether to favour allocations to developed or emerging markets

Wealth managers lost control of their advisers during the financial crisis and are now looking to tighten the reins, but will this lead to one-size-fits all portfolios?

Jane Balen Petersen, Barclays Capital

With investors’ confidence returning in recent months, appetite for structured products, which were almost fatally wounded by the financial crisis, is on the rise

Clients of liquidity funds are increasingly demanding active management of their portfolios to achieve a balance between safety and performance

Private equity allows investors the chance to get at opportunities not available through public markets and funds of funds can provide a more affordable way in

The upcoming AIFM Directive could well push the cross-border funds industry further towards large-scale operations

Alfi's Charles Muller discusses Luxembourg's growing Islamic investments industry and moves promoting Ucits products to Asia