Americans have been quitting their jobs in record numbers in recent months, with 4.5 million workers putting in their notice in November. And while having a conversation with your boss to tell them you’ve decided to quit can be stressful, it doesn’t have to be, “Money Court” judge and O’Shares ETFs chairman Kevin O’Leary tells…
If you usually check the medias, the most common word you’ll see is “Investment”. The markets are currently welcoming more entrepreneurs than they’ve ever had. The number of successful Entrepreneurs is rising and each one of them is bringing more people into business through different ways: Consulting, Influence on social media, word-of-mouth… Many people are…
With Biden bets and Trump hedges, investors prepare for U.S. Election Day Four years after Donald Trump’s surprise presidential victory roiled markets, investors are prepared for short-term trading turmoil and major long-term policy shifts, on the eve of Tuesday’s U.S. election. Investors could confront dramatically different paths for the country on taxes, government spending,…
Jacinda Ardern wins New Zealand election by landslide World leaders send messages of congratulations. New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won a second term in office on Saturday, delivering the biggest election victory for her centre-left Labour Party in half a century as voters rewarded her for a decisive response to COVID-19. The win…
Three Obstacles to a UBS Credit Suisse Tie-Up Speculation about a merger of UBS and Credit Suisse is returning time and again, despite the convincing arguments that show such a move to be to the detriment of employees, shareholders and clients. The start to his new job as head of UBS must have come…
9 Things you need to seriously consider before joining a startup Interested in joining a startup? There’s a couple things you need to know first. Startups are hard. Working at a startup is equal parts addicting, rewarding, frustrating, and confusing. I should know, I’ve worked in senior roles at four different startups over the…
The SEC will allow US brokers to continue bundling execution and research payments for another three years. In October of 2017, the SEC published a ‘no-action letter’, stating that American firms did not need to actively adhere to MiFID II’s unbundling guidelines. This letter was due to expire in July 2020. This latest statement by…
Wealth management in Japan is a totally different story to anywhere else in the world. In most of Asia it is about rising youth, an emerging middle class and the technology required to serve them. In Japan, it’s nothing like that. Daiwa president and chief executive Seiji Nakata shows Euromoney a chart revealing the segmentation…
Barclays has rebalanced its equity focus away from the U.S. and toward Europe and emerging markets for 2020. In its 2020 outlook, published Wednesday, the British lender said it expects European equities to deliver further gains, setting a target for the Stoxx 600 of 430 by the end of 2020, up 6% from Wednesday’s open. The rise is…
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has granted a three-year extension to the MiFID II relief period for American firms. The SEC will allow US brokers to continue bundling execution and research payments for another three years. In October of 2017, the SEC published a ‘no-action letter’, stating that American firms did not need to…
