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Four things to watch as the Bank of England sets interest rates

The Bank has announced £300bn of new bond purchases this year to try to stimulate lending and soothe markets during the coronavirus downturn.

LFDE launches AI thematic fund

The strategy invests in growth stocks globally and is managed by Rolando Grandi.

Sovereign Group completes double M&A swoop

It has bought a tax advice firm in Portugal and a trust company in Gibraltar

Abu Dhabi Global Market Partners With Companies House Gibraltar

The agreement will enable ADGM and CHG to develop their respective registry functions through the provision of expertise, the facilitation of applicable activities within their respective jurisdictions and the provision of support in the integration of in

Ocorian shortlisted for AREF's Affiliate of the Year Award

The award will be judged on a number of measures, such as significant activity in a key area, hosting of events, or consistent contribution to our affairs over a long period.

Property funds expand cash buffers in the wake of re-opening

While uncertainty over valuation has diminished, there is continuing unease over market volatility and its effect on property funds, with the FCA currently consulting on new rules

The fund sector at risk of an ISA ban

One popular fund sector could be deemed unsuitable to hold in ISA, explains Hannah Smith.

Europe’s Biggest Fund Managers Ride the Passive Wave

Exchange-traded funds continue to attract inflows in a difficult market environment for money management firms.

Trio of deals worth £5.6m unveiled by North East property investment fund

Listed TOC Property Backed Lending Trust also has a lending pipeline of £14m to go towards new opportunities

UAE billionaire 'in talks' to acquire UK's Derby County

Sheikh Khaled named 'person with significant control' in newly incorporated firm in UK

So, you’re filthy rich and want to buy a football club?

It eventually became apparent that the inventor was based in Manchester and ICI had not, in fact, ever heard or employed their alleged regional lead in the Far East.

‘Rare’ townhouse in the oldest surviving terrace in London goes on sale for £2.5million

The terrace has been described as ‘an early example, and possibly prototype, of formal, terraced, London town housing’, and English Heritage has called the houses ‘extremely rare’.

UK financial planning firm to become independent

Decision is ‘markedly different from the general direction of the industry’

Janus Henderson assets up on market, currency impacts

Our third quarter results reflect solid long-term investment performance, improved flows, strong financials and a continuation of returning excess cash to shareholders.

More than a fifth of women have secretly saved money from a partner in case they wanted to separate - Fidelity International

Having a financial arrangement in place to pay for these ongoing household costs is critical should the relationship come to an end.

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