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Quilter sets out its four asks for the Budget

There is still room for improvement and simplification within the current framework.

Almost half of clients would like to meet adviser more often

The investment firm’s annual advice survey, representing the views of over 1,000 advised investors and 200 advisers, reveals a mismatch in expectations.

Britain’s high borrowing costs offer chance for pensioners

With the high current yield on gilts, this means that annuities are at their highest level for decades.

Confidence despite global uncertainties

Deloitte's Swiss CFO Survey – 2nd half of 2025

EdRAM CEO: ‘Quant is our next arrow in the bow’

The €107bn Swiss asset manager has made the bold decision to unveil a new quant unit, complementing its 'high octane' offerings. Christophe Caspar told us why.

Six ways the UK’s Autumn Budget could send bond yields spiking

If it did, it’s tempting to say that government bond (gilt) yields would fall.

Japan and the UK: Shared growth, shared future | FCA

The UK has loved seeing His Excellency Hiroshi Suzuki, Japanese Ambassador to the UK, bringing Paddington everywhere from London to Nagoya – via Shinkansen, no less.

What matters most to wealthy families in 2025?

As political, economic, and digital risks intensify, families are placing greater emphasis on legacy, purpose, and resilience – and adapting their strategies accordingly.

Former Aviva boss dies after Aston Martin crashes into tree

West Yorkshire Police is investigating the fatal crash that happened just after 2pm on Tuesday between York and Leeds.

Not just token gestures − speech by Sarah Breeden

It enables financial assets to be digitally represented (‘tokenised’) on such shared ledgers and settled near instantaneously.

Fragile French politics contrasts with stabilising eurozone prospects

A political crisis in France and coalition disagreements in Germany threaten to eclipse signs of economic stabilisation across the wider eurozone.

Mega-Rich Plotting Return to London, Sotheby’s Housing Boss Says

The former banker, who is based in Dubai where he runs another Sotheby’s agency, said he would “take a bet on London over Dubai right now,” given the rising popularity of politicians such as Reform UK’s Nigel Farage, who has promis

Core bank migration: Why 80 percent of all projects fail and how banks can avoid millions in losses

Modernizing core banking systems is no longer an option for financial institutions—it's a matter of survival.

This business tycoon exits UK for UAE and reason is not just taxation

He continues to serve as the CEO and largest shareholder of the company.

Research reveals generational divide over triple lock

Over a quarter (27%) of those surveyed would support restricting the triple lock to lower-income pensioners and scaling it back for wealthier retirees.

World Mental Health Day: Quilter urges retirees to take control of their finances to protect mental wellbeing

These findings echo broader trends.

Our priority: protecting our clients and protecting the Bank against fraudsters

The money was moved too quickly and was no longer in the account, often abroad, used by the fraudsters.

Building Bridges: What’s next for sustainable finance?

With sustainability facing headwinds in today’s geopolitical context, many panellists emphasised that the transition is not a moral aspiration, but a necessity for prosperity.

Private client portfolios rise in Q3 as sentiment towards bonds falls

The figures coincide with ARC Research’s latest sentiment survey of more than 90 CIOs

Adapting, reinventing, embracing change – Lombard Odier’s new headquarters embody our ‘rethink everything®’ philosophy – words from a former Managing Partner

The entrepreneurialism he discovered was to have a profound impact on the young Yves and, through him, Lombard Odier and the wider Swiss finance sector.

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