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House prices bounce back in February amid mortgage rate fluctuations

Just last week, lenders including Nationwide, NatWest, Santander and HSBC all made the decision to increase their rates.

Despite low inflation, SNB interest rate hopes are premature

The reason for this should not necessarily be found in the domestic price development.

H2O Asset Management suffers fresh auditing blow: How did it end up here?

The firm has provided occasional updates that have seen the value of the funds revised down over time, sometimes by as much as 70 per cent in a single year.

These banks paid the highest wages in the exceptional year of 2023

But based on the key figures reported for the past financial year, it is now possible to estimate which bankers the cornucopia was distributed to.

Three wealth mistakes of Succession's Roy family

The sentence is one of several harsh outbursts from super-rich media mogul Roy.

Lombard Odier’s historic headquarters take centre stage in the FT’s HTSI magazine

The refined interior design details found throughout the building also garner a mention in Jo Ellison’s editor’s letter, where she outlines our long-standing Genevan roots and expertise.

Bank of England urged to stop accepting fossil fuel assets as collateral for public loans

'Hidden subsidy'

Seven unique insights into how to go 'Beyond Success'

By being loyal to them and investing in their growth, you’ll have people who can shift and grow with the business.

Temenos announces appointment of independent third parties

To assist in the examination, the Board has retained the services of Alvarez & Marsal

Celebrating the Olympic legacy of our clients

As we launch our group partnership with Team GB ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, we celebrate former clients who have represented the Olympic legacy on the podium and beyond.

More than 140,000 small business accounts were ‘debanked’ last year

The fact that only three lenders included ‘risk appetite’ in their criteria indicates these discussions may not be systematically recorded

Reckitt Benckiser posts disappointing results and must prove it can perform in a post-pandemic world

This quarter's results were also impacted by several one-off events

Home office – suddenly a trademark of Swiss Finance?

This follows the decision by Germany's largest bank to soon apply more rigid home office rules.

Private investors and wealth managers becoming keener on investment trusts again

216 investors quizzed for the annual UK Investment Trust Study.

The top 3 challenges for financial companies

The development and use of innovative technologies are increasingly becoming a key differentiator for banks.

From data to decisions: AI and supervision

AI offers enormous opportunities, promising to drastically improve both the efficiency and quality of a wide variety of work-related processes.

Eqitron: Start Up with Former Vontobel Fund Managers Stakes on AI

The things that drive Daniel Seiler and his colleagues are pretty contradictory.

Is Italy All La Dolce Vita For Investors, UHNWIs And Family Offices?

Several countries have identified this shift and started offering financial incentives to capture this demand.

Grant Thornton toasts ‘strong’ deals year across offices in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow

The firm's corporate finance team notched up 17 deals worth a total of £363 million.

Madrid Soars to the Top as Europe's Premier Property Haven for the Wealthy

Explore how Madrid has risen to prominence as Europe's leading property market for high-net-worth individuals in 2024, attracting investors with its financial advantages, cultural appeal, and luxurious lifestyle.

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