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Retirement planning: securing your future with Brown Shipley

With over two centuries of experience in private banking and wealth management, we're uniquely positioned to guide you through the complexities of retirement planning.

Senior executives: a practical guide to planning your retirement and optimising your assets

In an increasingly fragmented world, geopolitical tensions can have a major impact on the wealth of senior executives.

Spring Budget raises deficits but sticks to fiscal rules

The coalition lost their majority according to the latest polls.

Edmond de Rothschild launches private equity fund of funds under Eltif 2.0 to expand private investor access

The fund will allocate capital through primary, secondary, and co-investment transactions.

Monetary developments in the euro area: March 2025

The annual growth rate of marketable instruments (M3-M2) decreased to 11.3% in March from 18.0% in February.

EU Banks May Still Buy Asset Managers Even Without Danish Compromise

Pricing may be affected, but deals with compelling strategic rationale are still likely to proceed amid significant ongoing consolidation in the European asset-management market.

Dutch accounting firms expand hiring in Asia, Africa, and Eastern and Southern Europe

Foreign specialists are being brought in to fill vacant positions, sometimes relocating to the Netherlands, but often continuing to work from their home countries.

Grant Thornton expands reach with new global partnerships

The firm confirmed that these new firms will be integrated into the broader Grant Thornton International network, which operates in over 150 global markets.

View from the top with Jupiter’s Kiran Nandra: Leading by example

The head of equities discusses how fostering a strong investment culture, an inclusive team and continuous refinement of best practices is key to delivering consistent value for clients

Family Office & Wealth Management Course: Best Strategies for Setting Up a Family Office, Preserving Family Wealth and Managing a Modern Family Office

You will have a chance to explore the family governance mechanisms, intergenerational wealth transfer, managing complexities of international wealth mobility and succession planning.

Almost a third of Brits feeling uncertain about the next six months finds TSB

TSB also polled Brits on their bill management and budgeting habits – and found that over half (56%) of respondents do not have a budget in place.

German economic activity stabilised slightly at the beginning of the year, but outlook significantly gloomier

Retail sales grew further in January and February, pointing to marginally higher private consumption.

Ivorian court puts brakes on Tidjane Thiam

Now a court has barred him from running in the election.

Cantonal banks: Stable pillars of the Swiss financial center

The current economic environment is characterized by geopolitical upheavals and ongoing uncertainties.

David Boyhan: A growth agenda is good for the consolidation market

A key driver of this is the government’s broader focus on economic growth.

Pernod results miss expectations but could have been worse

Sales modestly missed expectations, but the market reaction has been muted, reflecting a sense that the worst of the post-Covid normalisation period may now be behind us.

Trump, tariffs and Europe’s “shock therapy” – Michael Strobaek explores a changing economic landscape

President Trump's administration views the EU as an economic rival, prompting Europe to rethink its reliance on the US for security and defence.

State of confusion: Half of UK adults in the dark about the State Pension according to Standard Life

Standard Life’s research, conducted among 6,000 UK adults, found a substantial lack of understanding regarding other areas of the state pension.

Ex-Credit Suisse Board Member Keeps Mum on the Collapse

As a behavioral economist, she surely could have offered interesting observations straight from the eye of the storm.

Anyone who follows their bank’s security advice is well protected

The vast majority of fraud cases do not happen because systems fail, but because people are manipulated – often with very convincing methods.

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