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Schroders’ Kimberley Lewis receives Simon Fraser Stewardship Award 2024

The Award, presented at the Investor Forum’s 8th Annual Review event on 23 January

Budget deficits are growing even wider

The 2% inflation target that central bank officials have stoutly defended seems to be within reach.

European real estate capital offerings down 54.4% YOY in 2023

By country, real estate companies headquartered in Sweden raised an aggregate €2.66 billion in 2023, the largest of any European country.

Morgan Stanley US boutique launches Article 8 funds in Europe

The funds are called the MS INVF Calvert Global Equity Fund, the MS INVF Calvert Global High Yield Bond Fund and the MS INVF Calvert US Equity Fund.

The advantages of taking a multi-generational approach to your wealth

Each family has specific wealth issues that will need to be considered.

Bernard Arnault Tightens Family Control Over LVMH

Rather, he’s tightening his family’s grip on its leadership and continues to target growth.

Why Thomas Jordan will take a lot of time with the key interest rate

It is well known that Thomas Jordan is a person who avoids hasty conclusions and hasty decisions.

Mental health ranks as highest employee concern for asset managers

Work-life balance a key priority

House prices expected to rise by 4% in 2024 and by 3.5% in 2025

House prices have been rising since last summer as higher wages and falling mortgage rates improve the affordability of homes.

Coutts London Prime Property Index Q4 2023

Despite this late flurry, prices remained broadly static across prime central London when comparing overall data from 2022 and 2023.

Schroders Investment Insights: The Case for Gold in 2024

From an investor perspective, this change raised concerns about long-run monetary debasement and caused a strong underlying bid for gold because of its monetary characteristics.

Leaning in on making consumer tech a force for good

Speech by Nikhil Rathi delivered at the Imperial College London Business School. How can consumer-facing technology help keep consumer markets honest?

Stephen Bird: Why Abrdn is making £150m cost cuts now

The CEO said the group had been forced into drastic action as the drop in revenues outpaced cost cuts in previous years.

Taking stock of the euro area’s challenges

Crises in the past have often seen the bloc innovate.

Profile star adviser and ‘director of lunch’ McCroddan dies

Michael McCroddan co-founded Hanbury Wealth Management with Chris Emery in 2010.

Top 5 tips for global expansion

Clear and realistic objectives are needed when expanding into a new market in order to track milestones, anticipate issues which could arise and avoid wasting time and money.

Fitch Affirms German Development Banks' Joint Agency Social Bond at 'AAA'

The bonds were issued by a group of three German regional development banks in September 2022.

A conversation with Coutts' new CIO: “You absolutely need a guiding philosophy in this job."

Our new Chief Investment Officer Fahad Kamal tells us about his investment philosophy, his view of markets and his love of cricket…

The next wave of layoffs is heading towards UBS investment bankers

The employees of the UBS investment bank are threatened with the next job cuts.

ABN AMRO and the Esther Vergeer Foundation to continue their successful partnership

The bank has been working towards equal opportunities in sport for many years as part of its ‘Banking for better, for generations to come’ purpose.

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