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Tilney Bestinvest wins Best Advisory Service at the City of London Wealth Management Awards 2016

The awards winners are voted for by the general public with integrity and independence the focus of the awards.

Deutsche Asset Management plans China and Asia expansion

Eilbeck said another major driving force for China markets would be the decision by MSCI in June on whether to include A-shares in its emerging market indices effective from 2017.

Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Chris Macdonald

Sophie Raworth (BBC News) presented Chris Macdonald with the Lifetime Achievement Award at The Guildhall yesterday evening.

Jersey Finance statement in response to David Cameron announcement on 11 April 2016

“The agreement will mean very little change for Jersey since our regulations are already sufficiently robust. For more than 20 years we have had a central register of beneficial ownership from which we meet requests for information received from tax

Brooks Macdonald launches new Group Masterbrand as it celebrates 25th anniversary

Brooks Macdonald has launched a new corporate identity, which will bring together all of its subsidiary businesses under one Brooks Macdonald masterbrand. Brooks Macdonald’s Channel Islands based division, one of the largest investment managers in t

Wealthy Workers Choosing Risk Over Retirement

Wealthy professionals in the UK are rejecting the chance to retire at 65

Luxembourg-based wealth manager to acquire Insinger de Beaufort

International wealth managers are selling assets as the cost of regulation and client tax compliance crimps margins.

Aberdeen’s Martin Gilbert on the ‘glimmer of hope’ for the manager

The £290.5bn asset manager saw £9.1bn of outflows in the last three months of 2015, although this was a drop from the £12.7bn outflows the previous quarter.

Do small wealth firms still have a place?

The £600m combination marks a new level of deal

Aberdeen Asset Management on the attack as BP pay row hots up

News that one of the loss-making oil giant’s top 10 investors was planning to vote against it is likely to embolden other shareholders to register their anger at Thursday’s AGM.

It's not a crime to do business offshore

hang the rich, shut down offshore financial centres, and, if you’re an imperialist like Jeremy Corbyn, colonise them too.

Wealth firm set to complete triple acquisition

Courtiers has bought out Oxford adviser JRH Asset Management, the first of three impending acquisitions the company said it is hoping to complete soon. The purchase of high net worth-focused adviser, for a price tag above £1 million, will bring &a

Asset managers eye €8bn of Italian bank capital

This has caused problems for some of Italy’s 88 bank foundations, which collectively hold €46.8bn of assets. They have traditionally held a high proportion of their assets in their parent companies.

Make every penny count: next generation philanthropy by Penny Lovell

Effective philanthropy requires a lot of time and creativity - the same kind of focus and skills that building a business requires. – Bill Gates

A Happy New Financial Year to us all by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Well it may not be exactly a great cause for celebration, but it is still a vital date for us all to be aware of - from remembering to wrap up our tax papers for the past year

Rothschild says Ukraine president's trust up to international standards

Rothschild said Poroshenko had appointed it as a trustee of a blind trust to hold his shares in Roshen.

Why are old banks hooking up with younger models?

Fresh-faced financial technology start-ups (fintechs) are coming up with new mobile-first services - payments, loans, money transfers, digital currencies - and threatening to steal customers, particularly younger ones.

JTC has formed a partnership with INDOS Financial

The partnership means that JTC’s range of private equity, real estate, hedge, infrastructure and other alternative fund clients will now have access to a specialist depositary, which can help managers meet the requirements of the EU Alternative Inve

Man in the Middle

Deutsche Bank's supervisory board chairman is under fire for decisions some say steered Germany's largest bank into one of its biggest crises ever. In an exclusive interview with WirtschaftsWoche magazine, he takes on his critics.

Wealthy Hong Kong family to plough £200m into UK real estate

The company was established in 1959 by Yeung Pui Kam

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