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Morningstar confirms fund rating changes post methodology change

Those updates will ensure the Quantitative Rating continues to strongly align with the Analyst Rating."

Money flows from equity to fixed income in latest monthly Swedish fund stats

Balanced funds had inflows of SEK2.7bn, while hedge funds attracted SEK1bn.

Syz AM manager on why he favours Italian government bonds

Globally, he favours US and Canadian government bonds.

Home repossessions increase by almost a fifth

UK Finance said a backlog of older cases is partly behind the rise in the third quarter.

Income and Wealth not the Driver for Prosperity in High-Growth Markets - Global Study

The research by PayU found that three quarters of people in high-growth markets do not identify wealth and income as a driving factor of prosperity.

Interview: 'It's our duty to make investing as simple as possible', says tickr co-founder

Doing so I became more convinced that if we could channel all this knowledge and money to companies and people doing good stuff for the world, then we could change the world in the process.

Osborne Clarke: Funds Update | November 2019

Welcome to the latest edition of our Funds Update.

A modern digitalised energy system

The report largely identifies key issues and trends within the energy sector.

“Deal or no deal?”

WeekWatch by St. James's Place

PE professionals favour specific cyber insurance policies for portfolio companies

A new survey of senior private equity professionals reveals that only 23 per cent describe the due diligence that private equity firms carry out on cyber security issues of target companies as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’.

How the megacities of Europe stole a continent’s wealth

Embodying a very Milanese combination of stylish prosperity and tasteful design, it is a favourite destination for the area’s creative elite and the discreetly wealthy.

Japan Blinks – Others May Follow by Gary Dugan

Central banks must surely ramp up QE further down the road. We expect Corporate debt and EM debt to remain in favour.

Pound boost as hung parliament and Corbyn risks reduce on Farage-Johnson pact

Looking ahead, a Conservative majority would give the government the enhanced ability to move on with the Brexit process.

European Commission speech on SMEs fund and green financial strategy

The next European Commission aims to move Europe to a climate-neutral economy by 2050 and become the world's first major economy to do so.

Billionaires' wealth falls for the first time in a decade

This is one of the findings of the annual UBS and PwC Billionaires Insights report, The Billionaire Effect.

Europe’s crackdown on bad loans bears fruit as number falls

Non-performing loans hit lowest level since financial crisis but Greece still suffers

London is Home to Almost Half of the U.K.’s Billionaires

The British capital is the fourth wealthiest city in the world; the U.K. is the fourth richest country

On liberty by Tim Price

For Leave voters and Brexiteers, the choice seems unusually clear.

FCA's plan to shake up non-workplace pensions market

The non-workplace pension work has slipped somewhat under the radar.

The U.K. Election Campaign Will Be A Battle Over Billionaires

And so the battle lines of the general election were drawn between the the richest and those who vilify them.

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