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Women can enrich the world of wealth

Women, as well as men for that matter

Property wealth grows for retired homeowners

Pensioners have, on average, earned £3,106 tax free from their properties in the last three months

FITCH takes various rating actions on Polish banks

Fitch Ratings has downgraded the Long-term Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) of Getin Noble Bank SA to 'BB-' from 'BB' and Bank Ochrony Srodowiska (BOS) to 'B+' from 'BB'.

Central banks near policy limits but back in focus after G20

Fiscal as well as monetary policies have reached their limits

Catella: Positive outlook for Spain’s real estate markets in 2016

This assertion, expressed in simple figures, is nothing other than a reflection of investors’ risk assessment, most of whom come from outside of Spain.

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle - St. James’s Place

Figures released last week show a major contraction in the value of goods crossing international borders in 2015. As ever, investors held out little hope that such issues would be meaningfully addressed, even though there had been talk of potential coordi

From Trust to Loyalty

We asked how much they trust financial services and how loyal they are to their current investment firms.

Mass market advice problem 'may not be solved' by FAMR

Advisers say they want to see the industry restructured

The top asset management firms everyone wants to work for

Our 2016 Ideal Employer Rankings, which surveyed more than 6,500 financial services professionals globally, shows which employers people in the industry want to work for.

Compliance Tops Data Management Priorities

The survey consisted of a variety of US and UK investment management firms including institutional, private client and wealth management.

Battle of Brexit divides prominent fund managers

The rising number of fund managers to publicly back Brexit stands in sharp contrast to the banking and insurance industries

Here's a key reason millennials are leaving their companies in droves

One reason millennials, who now make up the largest segment of the US workforce, are driven to job-hopping is that they don't see enough opportunities for leadership development.

The curious case of Islamic wealth

Islamic fund management segment, albeit a small component, is slowly developing.

New financial crash 'certain', ex-Bank chief Lord King warns

He has also claimed that the 2008 crisis was the fault of the financial system, not individual greedy bankers

Meet the 'Rich Kids of London' who flaunt their wealth on popular Instagram account

The 'rich kids' submit photos of themselves to the account, which boasts thousands of followers

Coutts. Investing doesn't follow a pre-set course

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has received some negative press for seeming to back down from previous suggestions that UK rates were more likely to go up than down. But his rebuttal that monetary policy is not on a pre-set course echoes our approac

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