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Italy prepares to pump 15 billioin euros into ailing banks: sources

The government would make the 15 billion euros available in a decree on Dec. 22, La Repubblica newspaper said on Thursday.

The Emerging Markets Hat Trick: Time To Throw Your Hat In?

Long term investors have a unique investing opportunity in emerging market assets

Big leveraged buyouts in Europe suffer sharp drop

Continent’s private equity groups uncertain over Brexit vote consequences, says research

Property view: Targeting defensive investments for a stressed macro scenario

Brexit vote magnified this trend, increasing outflows from the UK property sector

ILS: island seen having edge over London

Draft UK regulations on ILS were issued last month

80% losses guaranteed! By Melanie Newman

Inside the murky world of binary options trading

The Schroders 2017 Investment Outlook Series: Multi-Manager

For the last four years, measures of inflation have consistently surprised on the low side of expectations.

Keeping an Eye on the Future - Coutts

Longer lifespans + declining birth rates = ageing populations

EBA makes final recommendations for strengthening loss-absorbing capacity of banks in Europe

It also assesses the possible macroeconomic costs and benefits of introducing MREL in the EU.

88% Of Advisers Would Not Use An Outsourced Paraplanner

The survey respondents currently favour having a paraplanner on board as a permanent member of their in-house team

Job cuts announced by European banks tumble in 2016

On Tuesday, UniCredit said it plans to cut 14,000 jobs by 2019

Philip Hammond: Japanese banks are concerned about Brexit

Chancellor, on visit to Japan, says he is trying to reassure sector that UK will seek maximum access to European markets

Urgent Brexit deal needed to save 200,000 UK finance jobs

She added that firms cannot wait until the end of Brexit negotiations, expected in 2019, to find out if they can trade in the single market from London.

Latest issue of Maitland's Intouch

Know your outsourcer - Maitland's oversight model

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

Equities have coped well with rising bond yields and a stronger dollar, but their ability to cope with further tighter financial conditions is uncertain

Volatility top concern for global institutional investors in 2017 – survey

Institutional investors preferred active management over passive

Here’s what stocks could benefit in Europe if US bond yields rise to 3%

European banking stocks and diversified financials should benefit the most

Positive momentum despite increasing credit margins

The property companies’ interim reports for the third quarter of 2016 show that the trend of falling average interest rates, fixed credit terms and fixed interest terms has continued, albeit at a slightly slower rate.

SocGen private bank: How to play fixed income in 2017

Société Générale Private Banking explains its views on fixed income in 2017 and outlines its preferred assets classes within the sector.

Terry Smith triumphs in the battle of the investment Big Beasts

Bestinvest reveals the most popular funds in 2016

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