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The Netherlands as a hub: European business expansion and supply chain optimisation through Dutch SPVs

It serves as a transformative catalyst, providing companies with a gateway to global growth.

DekaBank and Union Investment depart from embattled German SIF

FNG loses two of its largest members after board disputes and arguments over fund label at the end of last year.

'Guernsey’s Place in the World’ to be Highlighted at Annual Finance Update

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn how Guernsey Finance supported the financial services industry in 2023,

‘Dark clouds’ over London’s asset managers here to stay, analysts warn

The warning comes after a torrid two years for Britain’s traditional money managers, who have faced a drop-off in flows as skittish investors look to avoid volatility on the markets.

Fifty days of teleworking at Indosuez Wealth Management

HR director Christophe Ciré, who has been at the helm of the project since his appointment in May, provides more insight.

Swiss Banking 2024: The People in the Spotlight

For these people, 2024 will thus be a year on razor's edge.

More than a third of women say they would not be able to afford everyday spending in a recession

This latest research also shows that men are much more likely to consider themselves to be financially resilient to a recession should one materialise.

Ten events investors need to watch in 2024

The coming year is expected to be a turbulent one, with more than two billion people going to the polls at some point in 50 countries to vote in national elections.

Central banks poised for rate cuts in 2024

Now, with headline inflation rates retreating in large parts of the G7 group of industrialised nations and economies slowing, the pressure for policymakers to cut borrowing costs is set to gather strength.

More than a third of women say they would not be able to afford everyday spending in a recession

Female finances under greater pressure than during the pandemic

Which banks were the winners and losers of 2023?

Despite the overhaul, Metro Bank has reiterated its commitment to in-person banking.

Global Banks Record Major Job Wipeout

This compares to more than 140,000 jobs lost by the same lenders during the 2007-2008 global financial crisis.

UK professional services industry lags on workplace wellness perks

In this environment, employers have had to reshape their offerings to prospective staff, to attract new talent – particularly around wellness and flexibility.

The top news stories of 2023 on Professional Pensions

PP takes a look back at the most read news stories of the year

The 10 areas bucking the house price slump

The housing market may have slowed this year but some areas have still recorded house price growth

Jim Ratcliffe seals deal to buy $1.3bn stake in Manchester United

British tycoon will also invest $300mn in the 20-times English football champions

Best wishes for your health and happiness in 2024 and beyond

The Sustainability Revolution is well underway and is reshaping risk and return dynamics across sectors. Clean energy has now fully eclipsed fossil fuels.

Creditspring research reveals BNPL used to afford Christmas

Also concerning are the persistent misconceptions around BNPL as a form of borrowing.

Markets can still thrive with higher interest rates

Charlie Parker, managing director of Albemarle Street Partners argues

Fraud prevention and security – your questions answered

Our security team and external UK Finance expert Paul Maskall answer your questions on the best security processes and how we keep our clients safe from potential fraud.

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