The great generational transfer of wealth coupled with a strong outlook in China and the Middle East heralds a positive new era for the luxury sector

There are several challenges surrounding debt in developing economies but with enhanced transparency, improved creditor reporting and better debt management systems, progress can be made

Index funds and private equity have outgrown their purpose and undermine the legitimacy of American capitalism, argues a Harvard academic and former SEC executive

Afores hold an important position in Mexico’s economy and recent reforms aim to bring about a more inclusive financial landscape for its citizens by implementing a new mixed model for its pension system. Might this model become a new standard for troubled pension systems around the world?

UOB Asset Management (UOBAM) is among the pioneers in Asia in using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to enhance investment performance. By combining these innovative tools with established processes, the company has been able to leverage the best of traditional and modern investment techniques

Sustainability investing has undergone a mini identity crisis in the past few years. While sentiment towards this megatrend may appear low, the majority of investors recognise its importance

High-net-worth individuals face intricate taxation challenges due to global regulations and economic shifts. Strategic asset allocation, estate planning and international tax navigation are key. Regular tax strategy reviews are essential as circumstances change

Can pension funds cope with a perfect storm of demographic changes and market volatility through riskier investments?

Investing in luxury cars, from classics like the Ferrari 250 GTO to contemporary supercars, offers potential for impressive returns, but demands a passion for cars and diligent research

Bourbon’s resurgence is seeing finance visionaries investing in whiskey casks as they offer tangible assets with guaranteed provenance

Through its focus on innovation and an AI-optimised digital experience, KBC Asset Management not only stays one step ahead of the competition but strives to be the reference point for the sector at large

In the quest for an alleged tax justice, a recent EU Directive to implement the OECD’s global minimum tax for multinational enterprises may negatively impact smaller countries, hamper free capital movement and also undermine tax competition

The endless power wrangling of TV drama Succession, which satirises billion-dollar dynasties, certainly makes for compelling viewing. But real-life negotiations for ownership and control often requires cooler heads

World Finance spoke with Raymond Bakker, an American businessman who has devoted his life to fighting financial crime. He shares his wisdom on what has gone wrong with capitalism and how to fix it in his latest book Invisible Trillions

From its inception, the BBK Banking Foundation has shown a measured approach when plotting a course ahead, and in doing so, it has weathered the storms of numerous global crises