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Jordan moving toward 'growth and opportunities,' PM says after UK aid boost

The kingdom has a 94 percent debt-to-GDP ratio, and its growth is stagnant at around 2 percent. Poverty stands at 20 percent.

One fifth of UK millionaires over 45 will not hand down wealth

Canada Life’s survey highlights people need to have ‘frank and honest’ inheritance conversations

ECB speech on euro interest rate benchmark reform

Reaching agreement on recommendations that reflect the views of such a wide variety of institutions is not an easy task.

Most popular protection providers revealed

I suspect advisers will be more interested in the results for individual companies though

City of London Faces New Hurdles to EU Markets After Brexit

At issue are the so-called “equivalence” rules that the EU has said are all the U.K. financial industry can hope for after Brexit.

Risk, finance and regulatory reporting: adopting an integrated approach

Perhaps the most vital factors are an entity’s organizational structure and corporate culture, and the extent to which they foster operational integration.

Good Times at Last for UK Bank Investors

Rising dividends, profits and share prices reward long-suffering bank shareholders for their patience in the last 10 years

Two minutes with Susie Hillier

We work with a huge range of clients

New visionaries and the Chinese Century

This report tells the story of a group of 2,158 individuals and counting.

Kleinwort Hambros’s Paul Kearney: ‘The way families engage with philanthropy has changed’

Joining forces with each other can pay dividends for private banks, says Paul Kearney of Kleinwort Hambros, whose career has seen its share of takeovers and mergers, writes Christopher Silvester

Research: Over Half of Financial Organisations Are Only Updating Technology on a Reactive Basis

For many financial services organisations, the costs of internal solutions do ramp up.

The Fleming Collection’s cultural mission

By the time Flemings was sold to JP Morgan in 2000, the Fleming family were not prepared to lose the collection which bore so much significance.

Zurich overtaken UBS as the most valuable Swiss financial company – view

In the current year, the shareholders will be proposed to 19 Swiss francs per share.

Change not fast enough for women in private equity

When asked to compare their career satisfaction with 12 months ago, 29 per cent of women said they were less satisfied, compared to only 12 per cent of men.

Eurozone unemployment falls to a ten-year low

McKinsey’s latest Global Economics Intelligence report reveals a postcrisis high in eurozone employment, brightening the 2019 outlook.

'Women are better investors than men' – and these 'dolls' prove it

Liz Truss, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, recently told The Telegraph she thinks women feel “squeamish” about turning a profit and find making money “vulgar”.

More jobs and profits at top companies

The Scotland Limited 2018 report, compiled by the accountancy firm Grant Thornton and based on the most recent annual accounts

Wash your dirty linen at home

When Owen Bonnici claims to be “defending Malta” at a grilling like the EP’s TAX 3 committee hearing on Financial Crimes, Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance in Malta, he’s drawing on this very same analogy of washing one’s dirty l

Death of Bruno Schroder raises questions for banking and fund management empire

“He was passionate about Schroders and unwavering in his support for the company. His long experience, good judgment and sense of humour will be sorely missed.”

How do entrepreneurs’ outlooks differ globally - Saffery Champness

As in previous years, our survey shows that entrepreneurs are naturally optimistic and see opportunities in the most challenging of times.

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