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Deutsche Bank CEO Vows to Stay Strong in Asia Amid Overhaul

Sewing pointed out that Deutsche Bank’s first steps abroad 150 years ago were in China and Japan.

A SLAPP action too far

If the Maltese courts uphold decisions delivered in a UK court on defamation actions, the consequences for the free press and Maltese democracy would be disastrous

Sold! How becoming a billionaire is all in the mind... by Penny Lovell

Becoming a billionaire is harder, though not impossible.

It also includes informed and insightful comment from leading experts and members of Jersey’s finance industry, examining the Island’s fiscal infrastructure, its vital role in international finance and the breadth of its banking, funds and wea

Six families worth £1.37 billion can trace their wealth back to jewellery and watch business

The brother and sister earned more from investments, with a 26% stake in film studio giant Pinewood Group, that was valued at £84 million when the business changed hands last year.

The best 50 minutes you will spend this year by Tim Price

We live in a golden age of information.

30 years of The Sunday Times Rich List: how Britain has changed

The Rich List is 30 — and how Britain has changed. In 1989, our inaugural guide to wealth was dominated by the landed gentry. Three decades on and it’s the self-made at the top of the tree, says its compiler, Robert Watts

Britain's richest hedge fund managers

But David Harding of Winton Capital took the biggest hit to his wealth, as it declined by £300m to £1bn, causing him to lose his third place on 2017's list to finish joint fifth.

UK economy...no acceleration in sight by Philip Smeaton, chief investment officer at Sanlam UK

“The consumer has used recent real wage gains to bolster household finances instead of splurging on the high street.

Report on the Thematic Review on effective risk data aggregation and risk reporting

Indeed, these represent key aspects of the ECB’s periodic Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) for significant institutions.

China CITIC Bank eager to buy Belarusian bank

Belarus is interested in CITIC Group's expertise in finance and investment.

How these firms are prepping for the Senior Managers Regime

Harwood Wealth Management certainly cannot be accused of not taking it seriously and actually restructured its management in preparation for SMR.

From 0% to 10%: how pensioners are withdrawing money

New figures from UK mutual insurer Royal London has revealed how its advised customers are faring in the drawdown market.

UK plc profits lifted to record high by global economic upswing

Results were strong across the board as seven-tenths of companies grew their profits.

UK GDP growth alone does little to help 'have-nots'

A myopic focus on GDPR growth is often criticised as neglecting negative long-term consequences of actions geared toward short-term economic boosts.

RBS boss to face MPs over branch closures

The SNP MP also said more details were needed on plans for the 10 branches reprieved after a campaign by the SNP and community leaders.

May the Fourth be with you! by Penny Lovell

The Society was established in the early 1940s and was actually a cover for Guernsey residents breaking the curfew of their occupiers.

Vanhoenacker of Lombard Int’l on HNWIs, regulation and his ambitions

Asset managers on the other hand are faced with multi-jurisdictional reporting obligations that are laborious to handle.

Euro area financial integration improves in 2017

Overall, euro area financial integration has become more resilient to adverse shocks over time.

Banner Year for Asset Managers Could Be Catalyst for Change

But Best Performance Since 2010 Does Not Mask Underlying Trends Exerting Significant Margin Pressure; Players Must Take Action to Secure Positive Trajectory for the Future, Says Report by The Boston Consulting Group

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