All articles by Anika Sidhika
Anika Sidhika
Anika is a finance reporter with a journalism degree. She brings a wealth of experience not only in writing but also in social media and broadcasting from her creative background. Her writing range ensures that her topics of interest can both entertain and educate readers!
UK wealthy fears include investments, retirement and inheritance plans
Investments, retirement plans, and inheritance planning are the main worries for the majority of wealthy people in the UK.
Rothschild & Co bolsters its Middle East development
Rothschild & Co.’s new wealth management office in Dubai is part of their ongoing Middle East growth.
Julius Baer expands its St. Gallen division
Julius Baer adds new relationship managers to its St. Gallen unit.
Xapo Bank provides Bitcoin Beneficiary Solution
Xapo Bank is offering a Bitcoin Beneficiary Solution for Safe Legacy Administration.
UnionBank and ATRAM merge on investment deal
Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank) and the ATRAM Group conclude an investment agreement.
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Parametric works with Lazard AM to expand its Custom Active platform
Capital Group, MSIM, and new partner Lazard Asset Management provide more strategies to Parametric’s Custom Active platform expansion.
BofA Art market predicts buying opportunities for investors
The Bank of America Art market update forecasts that collectors will have buying opportunities this fall.
HSBC Global Private Banking finds the UK entices global business owners
The UK continues to rank among the most alluring places in the world for international businesspeople.
AI turn drives key investments in financial services technology
Data reveals AI will be essential in financial services over the next 5 years, as it helps to plan a more bespoke experience.
Demand for advisers grows as 1 in 10 deaths will result in inheritance tax charge
By the close of the decade, one out of ten deaths will culminate in an inheritance tax charge, causing a “surge in demand” for advisers.