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How Europe is driving ESG into the mainstream

Substantial inflows across European markets suggests ESG is not retreating but maturing into a core investment approach

Luxembourg retains AAA, but vigilance is still required

The two agencies praised the country's fiscal solidity, governance and wealth, while warning about the cost of ageing, increases in public spending and dependence on the financial sector.

SJP FOS complaints jump 194% in H1 2025

The wealth manager saw 1,426 complaints made in H1 2025

M&G opens 206 new homes in the Netherlands, with 90% in the affordable segment

Institutional capital deployed to deliver affordable, sustainable homes in supply-constrained urban markets.

Too many expats still don’t know how platforms can help them

It would be to the advantage of multiple stakeholders to show people that platforms are here to help

Private Markets Annual Report 2025

Within the report we explore how the emergence of sophisticated digital platforms, new regulations, and more agile fund structures are broadening participation and lowering barriers to entry.

Millionaire Aviva boss died of 'multiple traumatic injuries' after his Aston Martin veered off country lane and crashed into tree, inquest hears

The father-of-three was the sole occupant in the luxury car, which exploded in a fireball when it hit the tree, bringing it crashing to the ground.

Residential property prices will rise by 0.8% in the third quarter of 2025.

Compared to the same quarter of the previous year, inflation was 5.2%.

Why every family office should document its investment philosophy

They’re understood, perhaps even widely shared among family members and advisors, but they live only in conversations, assumptions, and intuition.

October 2025 euro area bank lending survey

For firms, the net tightening in the third quarter followed broadly unchanged credit standards in the second quarter.

Three quarters of adults over 50 unprepared for retirement

When measured against a potential 100-year lifespan, seven in ten (74%) are unprepared for retirement.

New data show just over half of female retirees are satisfied with their retirement income, compared to seven in 10 men

Based on a survey of over 5,000 UK retirees, the report show that just 57% of women are satisfied with their household income in retirement, compared with 68% of men.

Acceptance speech 2025 Pádraig Ó hUiginn Award

A successful financial services sector requires the sound underpinning provided by high-quality public institutions and sustainable public finances.

Matching Adjustment Investment Accelerator

The MA benefit on these ‘MAIA assets’ could be claimed immediately.

State pensioners awaiting triple lock boost could claim extra £4,000 from DWP

A finance expert urged state pensioners to check over their finances

Quilter sets out its four asks for the Budget

There is still room for improvement and simplification within the current framework.

Almost half of clients would like to meet adviser more often

The investment firm’s annual advice survey, representing the views of over 1,000 advised investors and 200 advisers, reveals a mismatch in expectations.

Britain’s high borrowing costs offer chance for pensioners

With the high current yield on gilts, this means that annuities are at their highest level for decades.

Confidence despite global uncertainties

Deloitte's Swiss CFO Survey – 2nd half of 2025

EdRAM CEO: ‘Quant is our next arrow in the bow’

The €107bn Swiss asset manager has made the bold decision to unveil a new quant unit, complementing its 'high octane' offerings. Christophe Caspar told us why.

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