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Europe’s wealth managers set to consolidate: Fitch

Rising costs, revenue competition to drive search for added scale

UK neobank Revolut is the fastest growing bank brand in the world, skyrockets nearly 800%

This follows two years of sluggish 2% brand value growth and reflects the banking sector's ability to sustain momentum despite market volatility.

70% of advisers worried about pension and IHT changes as half of clients impacted

This data was collected from over 460 Independent Financial Advisers who provided feedback at series of Quilter roadshows exploring the new fiscal tax changes and the impact on financial advice.

UBS launches two Nasdaq-focused ETFs

The Swiss firm’s latest ETFs come in both standard and ESG-enhanced variants to track Nasdaq-100 listed stocks.

LondonSports Charity Softball Tournament Returns on 4th July

The tournament will feature competitive softball matches, fostering teamwork and raising funds for LondonSports.

A deep dive on European equities, bonds and attractive sectors

If Germany implements its fiscal package, the European economy’s multi-year underperformance could end, gradually closing the gap with the US.

PwC’s Lilia Christofi to speak at FundsTech Forum 2025

Lilia has held a range of high profile roles across Emea and Australia, including banking industry leader for Emea at Microsoft, and senior positions at Accenture and PwC in Australia.

Europe’s tipping point: investing in strategic autonomy

That will generate fresh opportunities in its financial markets.

Mortgage loans reach highest level in BoE history

As a result, the value rose to £1,678.2bn, the highest stock of outstanding mortgage loans since 2007, when reporting began, and 1.3 per cent higher than a year earlier.

Three must-see charts for investors in March

These factors, each with far-reaching implications, require investors to adapt to an economic environment marked an unprecedented complexity.

World’s top fund firms build $4tn in private assets

SPECIAL REPORT: Citywire has tracked how the world’s largest 25 asset managers have been expanding their private markets divisions.

Deutsche Bank launches Research Institute to deepen analysis of major long-term global themes

The Deutsche Bank Research Institute (DBRI) will offer valuable insights from Deutsche Bank Research on geopolitics, macroeconomics, technology and the corporate landscape.

Hansard Global founder and president Leonard Polonsky dies

Dr Polonsky died on Friday 14 March at his home in New York

Oakglen Wealth boss: ‘You don’t need vast capital to enter our industry’

He suggested the claim that firms need over £100bn in assets under management to succeed “does not always hold true”.

Bridging the gap between wealth management and mental health

Maxine Lace talks about her learnings from working with clients in the front line at our latest Four Pillars of Capital dinner

Moving Abroad from the UK: Best Countries for HNWIs

Despite the non-dom scheme attracting wealthy foreign investors to the UK where they invested and created jobs, the Labour Government scrapped it.

UK economy has ‘disappointing’ start to year amid fall in GDP

Tariffs and increased labour costs were more worries than reality in January, the month covered by these numbers.

What kind of year was 2024 for ABN AMRO?

The Net Promoter Score (NPS), which indicates the willingness of clients to recommend the bank, has increased across all client units in 2024.

MM Meets… Nick Raine, CEO, Söderberg & Partners Wealth Management: ‘Concentrate on what you do best’

Platforms have tried, over time, ‘to be everything to everyone’, believes Nick Raine. Sometimes, he says, they should have said no

Swiss franc bond market: The year 2025 is a tough one

Overall, interest income is not keeping pace with interest expenses.

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