Warren Buffett, Rupert Murdoch, Carlos Slim, Amancio Ortega, Juan Roig, Giorgio Armani and Bernard Arnault are facing one of the most critical moments for any family business: generational change. And in some cases, it is far from clear who will be their successor
JP Morgan Asset Management aims to reach a market share of $1 trillion in exchange-traded funds, which currently manage savings valued at $12 trillion
The war in the Middle East spotlights the value of precious metals as safe havens for investors
The U.S. primary market is regaining momentum with high-profile IPOs by brands like Arm Holdings, Instacart, Klaviyo and Birkenstock after a long period of dominance by other alternatives
The CEO of financial giant Federated Hermes — a Jerusalem-born Palestinian who holds a doctorate in Medieval History — believes that corporate governance is key to the success of any company
The CEO of BlackRock, the largest money-management firm in the world, talks to EL PAÍS about the U.S. banking crisis, rate rises and why he’s a believer in bitcoin
Preowned sales reached $22 billion in 2021, accounting for nearly one-third of the overall $75 billion luxury watch market
The CEO of the world’s largest fund management firm thinks it’s too early to tell whether ‘the consequences of easy money and regulatory changes will cascade throughout the US regional banking sector’
The energy crisis has lifted Indian businessman Gautam Adani, who survived the Mumbai terrorist attack, to the podium of the global rich list with an estimated fortune of $125 billion
He has helmed JPMorgan Chase for 16 years and is the only major bank chief to have survived the 2008 financial crisis. Now he is warning people to brace themselves for what may come
Spanish hedge fund manager Francisco Gordillo has teamed up with the ‘Alien’ and ‘Blade Runner’ director, who will produce the first film about digital assets
Spanish regulator bans short selling of Liberbank stock following Banco Popular debacle last week
Ferrovial, Telefónica, Iberdrola and Santander are all major investors in Britain
New study compares time you need to put in to afford key products in 71 world cities
Spanish market watchdog to investigate if Gotham City Research profited from fall of wi-fi provider
“Mystery shopping” will determine whether financial products are being sold to customers fairly
Investors looking for returns over the course of the coming year will have to use their imagination
The markets, demonized for dragging the country to the brink of disaster, are providing new capital
Panel of experts will recommend AGMs approve remuneration policies
María Jesús Soto has written a book that will give youngsters a grounding in finance
Retirement planning is severely under-valued in Spain Property and bank deposits are the preferred means of saving The crisis in the system means savers will have to look for other options
Listed companies suffer combined losses for first time
Judge orders lender to return funds invested
A number of Spanish firms have discovered strategies to help them shrug off the domestic economic crisis
BNP Paribas chief in Madrid thinks that money is set to flow back into the country in 2013
Market watchdog announces that more lenders will be sanctioned for misleading customers into buying debt
2012 is proving to be disastrous for Spanish bourse, despite new government's promises of image boost