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Goldman Sachs to hire several hundred people in Warsaw

Goldman Sachs will hire "several hundred" employees for its Warsaw-based technology and operations units over the next three years, the U.S. bank said on Thursday.

UBS Advises Wealthy Clients to Sell Euro, Sees Drop to $1.05

UBS Group AG, the world’s largest private bank, is advising its wealthy clients to sell the euro, saying a worsening inflation outlook has increased the risk of further quantitative easing in Europe.

Norway's Wealth Fund Lost More Than 5% in Past Month, CEO Says

The revelation follows the biggest selloff in Chinese stocks in two decades.

Plymouth-based wealth management group Completes £7M Double Deal

The companies were members of the group's network and have combined funds under management totalling £200m.

Growing wealth outside the business

All businesses are unique and demand a particular set of skills.

National advice firm acquires Birmingham adviser

The deal fits extremely well with our strategy and we are actively pursuing other acquisitions where the people and cultural fit is compelling.

Wellian agrees investment tie up with £140m IFA

Management of the portfolios will be led by Wellian CIO Richard Philbin and investment director Chris Mayo.

Societe Generale moves its wealth management outsourcing solution onto Figaro

The platform will help SGSS scale and add new services to the solution that it first rolled out in September.

JTC Deal Completes and Boosts AUA to US$56 Billion

JTC is able to provide a global service to clients via its network of local offices

Pope’s Money Czar Says Church Risks Being Targeted on Finance

The next wave of attacks on the church could be for financial irregularities.

Aberdeen shares slump 4% amid fears over Chinese equities

Aberdeen’s problems have gone from short term problems to more longer term issues

Hiding From Putin On The French Riviera

If you're in "hiding" this isn't a bad spot to find yourself.

Deutsche Bank Haggis Team Chases Large Clients RBS Gave Up

Leading the charge is Deutsche Banks global transaction banking team, who call themselves plumbers to reflect their low profile compared with dealmakers and traders.

Napoleon and the rise of central banks by Penny Lovell

It’s now been 200 years since the end of the Battle of Waterloo, and Napoleon was very much in my mind on a recent visit to the beautiful Island of Elba.

What now for Non-Doms?

This will ultimately depend on how those affected respond to the reforms and could cost the Exchequer if many high earning non-doms decide to leave the UK.

Father of modern Gibraltar honoured with new £100 bank note

Sir Joshua was chief minister for a total of 22 years and is credited as being the most important architect of Gibraltar’s move towards self-determination.

Profile: what tempted Brewin's Glasgow team over to Rathbones?

The old Victorian façade of the building in which Rathbones is planning its conquest of western Scotland cleverly hides the ultra-modern set-up inside.

World’s Biggest Wealth Fund Tackles New Era as Cash Flows Dry Up

A retrenchment could have a broad impact on investors across the globe

‘Dumped’ wealth management clients wooed with chocolates

Brewinsdirect boasts of a total cost of less than 1 per cent a year, while Nutmeg charges 0.75 per cent plus the funds’ own charges.

Golfers Are Better Investors ... Right?

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