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Julius Baer bursary scheme returns for fourth year in Guernsey

Preference is given to students studying towards a relevant degree with an interest in pursuing a career in financial services.

Why gold’s pullback does not change the long term outlook

As a result, markets have become more cautious and have reassessed the outlook for interest rates.

Quarterly GDP data highlights UK economy's stagnation prior to Iran conflict

GDP for the year is estimated to have been marginally stronger than expected, but on a per capita basis the story is different.

Over 60s hold 55% of the UK’s net housing wealth

This slowdown is attributed to rising mortgage rates and global uncertainty, leading to a 13 per cent year-on-year drop in buyer inquiries, despite a 6 per cent increase in homes for sale.

Conflict, energy and markets: charting a course for investors

In currencies, the dollar’s strength should remain temporary, and weakness to resume once the Fed cuts rates and overvaluation normalises.

Germany - Cautious recovery pressured by geopolitical uncertainty

The German economy showed early signs of improvement at the start of the year.

OECD hammers UK growth projections with biggest downgrade of all G20 economies

Comparatively, the US is expected to see inflation spike to 4.2% this year, the highest level of all the G7 countries, before falling more quickly to 1.6% in 2027.

UK expats unaware they are set to lose low-cost route to building up state pension

The reforms will remove access to Class 2 voluntary National Insurance contributions for individuals living overseas

Rethinking stability in a time of geopolitical shifts and economic fragmentation

With its latest campaign, Rethink Stability, the Group extends the philosophy behind its longstanding Rethink Everything® positioning, bringing a more visually assertive and culturally attuned language to wealth management.

‘Modern slavery an economic risk the City can no longer ignore’

Speakers at Justice for All event, sponsored by Rathbones, to urge City and financial services to confront modern slavery

UK banks should snap up their European rivals

The UK banks missed out that time around.

Campaign groups rail against Palantir, but the UK contracts keep coming

AI analytics firm has become influential in Whitehall, and FCA deal gives it yet more access to data

Oxford firm launches management platform to target gap

The way people use real estate is evolving – fast.

Helvetia Baloise: First Layoffs, High Expectations

Industry insiders report around 600 positions affected between January and the end of March.

Citi: Swedbank could be the next bank to cut staff

The assessment follows Nordea's recent announcement of a restructuring program affecting approximately 1,500 positions, equivalent to about 5 percent of its staff.

Rightmove data shows widening gap as higher mortgage rates stall second‑steppers

Higher funding costs feed directly into mortgage pricing, and that removes many buyers from the running before they even start.

Why Europe’s boring banks are getting interesting again

BNP Paribas is betting that owning more of the savings chain brings steadier growth.

Change in the composition of Capgemini’s Board of Directors proposed to the 2026 Shareholders’ Meeting

The Board of Directors proposes to retain, at the end of the next Shareholders’ Meeting, a governance structure separating the duties of Chairman

The paradox of the long-term future of French family businesses: a valued yet threatened model

This gap illustrates the complexity of a transition that goes far beyond financial considerations.

Over half of advised clients more worried about tax than a year ago, finds Wealthtime

Almost half (47%) report that tax rules and allowances are a major source of uncertainty, while 30% admit they are confused about pension rules.

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