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Estates were tired and inefficient and employed what Melka called “horrific labour practices”.

As the bank faces its ninth straight loss, can McEwan hang on at the helm?

The French fund house is set to become the eighth-largest asset manager globally

Aberdeen has seen 15 consecutive quarters of outflows

Central and Eastern Europe rose to 30 percent from 22 percent and Latin America to 27 percent from 11 percent.

The bank is predicted to report profits before tax of $2.7bn in its fourth quarter.

The increased likelihood of a PD party split, which has now become Deutsche Bank's base case scenario.

Large firms have been well-positioned to profit and have seen their margins expand.

The company's chief executive stood to gain up to £25m according to Sky News

The 50-year-old Australian spent most of his career overseeing equities-trading desks.

According to Wainer, both the Stonehage and Fleming parts of the business have always had families at their core

The neighborhood’s average per-square-foot price is higher than Manhattan, report finds

Such income is the difference between interest charged on, say, a loan, and the cost of holding a deposit.

Without low-cost EU loans or vital building workers, we’re all going to count the cost in terms of UK homes

Other cities compete not with London but with each other

French people are less financially minded.

He said the UK government's response to Scottish plans to protect trade with Europe would be crucial.

EUR USD Exchange Rate Set to Plunge 10% if Le Pen Wins French Election

For London real estate, the shift towards a wider world of occupiers and investment capital is at an advanced stage.

The combined bank will be the second largest player in the Baltic states