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Brexit could mean $8bn revenue loss for investment banks, says BCG

Facing high costs of moving some trading units to other EU nations, banks that are already struggling in those areas may choose to bow out instead, the report said.

Assessing the Health of the Banking Sector

Paul Schulte, chairman and chief executive officer of Schulte Research, discusses the U.S. banking sector, European bank stocks and his outlook for the industry.

Property funds offer brave investors post-EU referendum opportunities

So rather than selling, why might investors wish to retain their holdings or even increase these?

German economy to grow strongly despite Brexit uncertainty: German Central Bank

Europe's biggest economy grew by 0.7% in the first quarter of 2016

WeConvene Extel and UKSIF announces the 2016 SRI & Sustainability Survey Results

The SRI component of Extel 2016 represents the views of over 400 investment professionals from 30 countries, making it the most extensive assessment of socially responsible investing in the European investment community.

Ireland Hits Brexit Alarm In Biggest Foreign Crisis In 50 years

The intertwining of trade and finance means no other country is feeling the fallout from the UK's vote to leave the European Union more than Ireland.

Family Offices Are Looking for Conversations Not Speeches

Baron’s session was the opening session for the Next Generation HNW Leaders event in Scotland.

Will Brexit roll back tide of globalisation?

It reflects voter frustration with more than a decade of stagnant living standards in many countries, despite the recovery from the Great Financial Crisis, and strong stockmarkets.

ECB has run out of silver bullets

According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, there is now $13 trillion (€11.7 trillion) of global negative-yielding debt

Global Investing: London realty falling down?

Is UK capital's realty missold as 'safe haven'?

Ross McEwan on Brexit: it's not a banking crisis – RBS has plenty of money

We had deposits coming to us because people realised we were a strong bank.

Brexit impact is going to be horrible, says leading City fund manager

Funds worth more than £1bn left Schroders and went into Old Mutual when Buxton moved between the two companies in 2013.

Financial advisers lose interest in auto-enrolment

The survey covered advisers, accountants, payroll administrators and book keepers.

“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” - George Orwell.

Mental men prefer bonds by Tim Price

How UK interest rate predictions have shifted after the Brexit vote - Schroders

The expectation of lower rates marks a sharp turnaround from the mood in the months before the EU referendum when the focus was on trying to predict when the Bank’s key rate, at 0.5% since 2009, would rise rather than fall.

Morning Coffee: Barclays’ Unusual Taste In Junior Bankers. Is Liechtenstein A Solution For The City?

The British investment bank has let it be known that it has rarefied tastes in graduate hires: it likes them alternative; maybe they won’t even have studied finance at all.

OMW to ‘slow’ overall growth and focus on private client business

Old Mutual Wealth Private Client Advisers was launched towards the end of last year to build a national advice offering.

European banks face €30bn-€40bn capital bill after Brexit

Report says foreign banks’ London subsidiaries may need own funding if UK is outside single market

Could Italian banks be Eurozone's next big crisis?

Italy's banking sector is burdened by bad loans amounting to 25% of the country's GDP.

UK corporate tax is a red herring in post-Brexit economic debate - Mazars

We will not be immune to sterling weaknesses and competition from cheaper UK imports will be unhelpful to many Irish firms.

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