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Pension plans set to increase spending on scenario modeling, survey finds

Three-quarters of pension fund managers will increase their budget for scenario modeling over the next two years

Madness. Madness !

"No matter how much you like grilled cheese… I can’t see this as a reasonable valuation."

Once more unto the breach - speech by Philippe Lintern

Given at FX Markets Europe

Mortgage approvals to home buyers reach highest level since summer 2022

Re-mortgaging also ticked up for the third month in a row in October, the Bank of England said.

Schroders Capital Global Private Equity Semi-Liquid Fund surpasses $2bn milestone

The fund focuses on buyouts of small and medium companies from Western economies and Asian growth opportunities.

Germans' interest in the topic of inheritance continues to decline

Deutsche Bank study on inheritance says 64 percent of Germans are reluctant to deal with the topic

Inspiring the next wave of women in technology

Reflecting on the power of technology to drive change and inspire future leaders.

Family offices are boosting philanthropy but want to see a return

But all questioned say their family offices expect to see some form of investment return on what they give

“Banking services are indispensable for individuals and companies alike” – Martin Hess on the facts and figures in the BAK Economics study

The banks are very important because they ensure that payments work smoothly, enable capital to be allocated more efficiently and reduce financial risks for their customers.

New data shows that a Lasting Power of Attorney application took over 10 years to process

The data was revealed following a request to the Ministry of Justice regarding the shortest and longest wait times for LPA processing.

Dom and dusted – the end of the road for non-dom status

The UK Treasury has issued a technical note and draft legislation clarifying the proposed changes.

‘We expect the Spanish economy to grow at a fast pace’ – an interview with Michael Strobaek, our Global CIO

Strobaek, who arrived from Credit Suisse where he was on the board of directors, says the US is one of the Swiss bank's favoured geographies for the year ahead.

Cyber attack fears pile further pressure on business owners reeling from Budget cost hikes

Businesses already face a number of headwinds from rising employer National Insurance contributions, a hike in the minimum wage and more demanding employee rights, and it seems technological worries are adding to the burden.

Private markets benefit from huge inflows

For private investors*, ‘evergreen’ vehicles have become private equity’s preferred point of entry.

Why outsourcing your financial statements preparation is becoming a must rather than an option

The benefit of outsourcing to a specialised firm is that the team members focus on financial statements all year round, and not only during their clients’ audits.

Clients come to financial advisers too late for retirement planning

The study stated that defined contribution savers now represent the dominant source of retirement income.

Gender Equality in the European Banking Sector

This is notably as gender diversity has become a business necessity, driving performance, innovation, crisis management, creativity, and talent retention in a volatile economy.

Deloitte accelerates UK layoffs with fresh redundancy-round

Deloitte’s global revenue growth stagnated at 1.9% in the financial year which ended in May 2024

Landlords facing £20bn bill to achieve EPC rating of C before 2030

The analysis reveals that there are an estimated 4.9 million private rental properties in England.

Survey reveals selectors tending to work with more asset managers

58% of selectors at Citywire Berlin are working with a greater number of fund houses than three years ago.

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