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Cohen’s Point72 Says London Expansion on Track Despite Brexit

“Following the U.K. referendum result, we reemphasize our commitment to growing our London office as part of our international growth strategy,” they said.

Guernsey well placed to minimise impact of Brexit

Guernsey's long standing policy has been not to seek change to its formal relationship with the EU.

Barings unveils high conviction absolute return product

First absolute return vehicle for the firm

“Adviser-friendly” P2P – An interview with Octopus Choice

Octopus Investments has been around for some 15 years and boasts over 50,000 clients.

U.K. Advisors Tell Investors to Calm the Hell Down

An executive at Trustnet, a British fund and stock seller, tells the FT sell order value was double the value of buy orders early Friday.

Kleinwort Benson guests glean key takeaways from Summer Wealth Forum

The answer: pretty well, actually. Reassuring indeed when you factor in other major global risks currently on the table – from China’s slowing economy, to the ever-increasing threat of terrorism and the great unknown if Donald Trump were to be

Andbank España Lift Best Private Bank Spain 2016 Award

This is despite the bank having started only four years ago. CEO Carlos Aso acknowledged the company had been operating in what could conceivably be termed a 'difficult' sector in recent years.

Quilter Cheviot Is Preferred DFM For Advisers ... Thank You

We are delighted to have been chosen as the financial advisor community’s most preferred discretionary fund manager.

Wealth management firms told to target social media as they face fintech challenge

Capgemini, which surveyed more than 5,000 high-net-worths and around 800 wealth managers and financial advisers, suggests firms need to “take bold steps to overcome resistance to change.

Vistra News Bulletin - June 2016

We also look at the new tax treaties which three of our jurisdictions, Mauritius, Cyprus, and India, have been involved in.

Mark Smallwood: «It Is Simply Too Expensive to Die»

It is a significant mistake to try and be all things to all men, or women, Deutsche Bank's Mark Smallwood reveals in an exclusive interview with finews.asia.

Immediate actions seem to be the key for Deutsche Bank as overhaul in wealth management continues

Investment banking activities have declined over the past year as revenues decline leading to severe cost cuts in the sector.

European Wealth saw sharp rise in funds under management in 2015

The changes to the remuneration structure of the financial planning industry have continued to have an impact on the nature of the revenue generated by this division.

Societe Generale Private Banking announces the winners of the 2016 “Campden European Families In Business Awards

Societe Generale Private Banking accompanies many of Europe’s leading family businesses through key moments in their personal and professional careers

European Wealth reports loss of £1m

The business blamed costs associated with the three acquisitions it made last year plus lower than expected trading volumes.

Credit Suisse Geneva Banker Said to Send Client Funds to Wife

A second transfer of $2 million was made three years later into the account of a Dubai firm that he controlled, the people said.

Guernsey-headquartered discretionary fund management company acquire Coram Asset Management in the UK

‘Martin Gray’s influence at Coram Asset Management as a co-founder, fund manager and shareholder was significant and his passing marked an inflection point in our business model which led us to explore a number of options available to us,&rsqu

Mattioli launches business property inheritance tax service

Business property relief is one of the principle carve-outs in inheritance tax, reducing the recognised value of certain transfers by either 50% or 100%.

Old Mutual shortlists four buyout funds for Italian wealth unit deal

Old Mutual and all the private equity bidders declined to comment.

The 45 most highly paid people at Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan in London

These are their top 45 names in London – not all of whom you will be familiar with.

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