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Morning Coffee: The 38 year-old bankers with nowhere to go. Third group of priority bonus recipients emerges

Deutsche, for its part may yet suffer from its predilection for fresh youth.

Market-based finance: a macroprudential view

Sir Jon Cunliffe, Deputy Governor Financial Stability, Member of the Monetary Policy Committee, Member of the Financial Policy Committee and Member of the Prudential Regulation Committee

BVI accounts for 25% of UK properties owned by overseas companies: BBC

Close behind the British Virgin Islands (BVI) as a base for corporate holders of UK property are Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, the report continues.

Coutts view: Global economy should stay strong

All these factors currently show a US economy in good health – and that is good for the worldwide economy.

Bank of Russia’s worry list grows even with inflation vanquished

While central banks tend to eschew efforts to look beyond their mandate, policymakers in Moscow appear willing to take on the challenge of economic growth head

Technically that Looked Like Panic by Gary Dugan

Let’s hope for no surprises in the St Valentine’s Day US inflation report

Nigerians and UK’s Unexplained Wealth Orders

Sceptics may suggest that the UK Government is looking for how to fund the bill for its Brexit divorce from the European Union or to finance its budget deficit.

Happy New Year (of the Dog) By Mark Ward, Head of Trading, Sanlam

China now has 251 billionaires, behind only the United States on the global Forbes rankings table.

Gina Miller releases dossier of investment firms breaking rules as she challenges the City watchdog to form better guidelines

Miller believes that this may be contravening the new Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid II)

EFAMA publishes independent study on pan-European personal pension product

Bocconi study shows benefits for consumers of life-cycle investment as a PEPP default option

Volatility returns: Fund managers reveal how they are playing turbulent markets

Time to put cash to work?

Why should you consider outsourcing?

As wealth management businesses grow they start facing some internal challenges such as regulatory changes, increased demand from clients/investors and accessibility to back-office data.

Let common sense prevail... Men are not the enemy by Penny Lovell

Well, it's been quite the week for women, hasn’t it?

Test of nerve for markets as 10 years of cheap money come to an end

With economic signals positive and interest rates set to rise, recent turmoil is just the start of a rollercoaster ride for shares

Commission survey on the functioning of AIFMD

This survey is an important part of the KPMG research.

Rising global cities: ones to watch in 2018 - Schroders

As investors in global cities we compile a quarterly index using a number of factors to identify the most economically vibrant cities.

Revealed: All the winners at the Professional Adviser Awards 2018

Henley-on-Thames-based Harpsden won the prestigious Adviser Firm of the Year

European banks show signs of recovery

Strengthening economy and cost-cutting lift UniCredit, SocGen and Commerzbank

Banks asked to be ready for hard Brexit

A transition period could provide time for banks to adjust to new rules of trade.

ECB lowers emergency funding cap for Greek banks to 19.8 bln euros

Greek banks have relied on emergency liquidity assistance(ELA) since February 2015 after being cut off from the ECB’s funding window.

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