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The Budget and retirement resilience: building a plan that can withstand change

History has shown that individuals who make significant financial decisions based on anticipated changes can find themselves in a difficult position if those changes fail to materialise.

Charities warn of redundancies as rising costs outpace funding

The survey of senior executives at charities with a collective £5 billion of equity investments found almost all (99%) say current funding levels do not match costs.

AI Validation in Financial Institutions

From Challenge to Competitive Advantage

No bank too big to fail, and none too small to resolve − speech by Ruth Smith

Given at The Florence School of Banking & Finance Resolution Academy, European University Institute

Financial confidence rises but investing and retirement lag

The research also found that financially confident consumers are more likely to take active steps with their money.

Market volatility leads to portfolio restructuring, survey finds

Over the next five years, fund managers see the ‘greening’ of institutional portfolios accelerating at vastly different speeds globally.

Why Global Asset Managers Are Rethinking Distribution Infrastructure

Managers seeking to scale cannot rely solely on their domestic markets; access to investors across the EEA, UK, Middle East and Asia has become central to growth strategies.

Central banks are still worried about inflation

The move helped ease upward pressure on government bond yields and could help ease borrowing costs across the broader market.

What is the future of money?

How digital ecosystems will transform finance

Advisers urged to make retirement planning a ‘family affair’ amid participation gap

Advice relationships were found to often be centred around a single primary contact, with 51 per cent of clients saying they held the adviser relationship in their name only.

UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2026: Zurich and Tokyo lead global housing bubble risk

The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2026 finds that Zurich has the highest bubble risk, followed by Tokyo.

US Treasury Central Clearing Survey

Broad Industry Readiness for Cash Clearing, Industry Moving Towards Execution but Work Remains Ahead of Repo Deadline

International companies show growing interest in Europe

Deutsche Bank Global Sentiment Survey on Europe 2026

Columbia Threadneedle converts fund to European credit strategy

The fund has been created by converting the CT (Lux) European Strategic Bond fund and will be managed by Christopher Hult.

High-value mortgages rise as wealthy buyers leverage debt

The total value of these mortgages reached £3 billion, with the average loan standing at approximately £10 million.

European Investment Bank chief heads to Ottawa amid warming EU-Canada ties

Aim of Nadia Calviño’s visit is to establish an EIB presence in Canada and start work on critical minerals projects.

The Autumn Budget: Structuring wealth across generations

While we can’t know what the Autumn Budget will bring, Coutts can help you understand what it could mean for intergenerational wealth and succession planning.

Expected years in retirement: For how long do Europeans receive their pensions?

As people become eligible to receive a pension once they reach retirement age, Euronews Business used life expectancy at the retirement age in each country.

Almost 7 million adults in the dark about their State Pension

HMRC is encouraging people to check their State Pension forecast using the HMRC app during Pension Awareness Week.

Nine in 10 UK manufacturers turn to automation to navigate geopolitical uncertainty

UK manufacturers remain confident about their future prospects, despite rising energy costs and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.

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