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Russia’s richest tycoons see collective wealth leap $100bn

Corporate stakes make up most of the richest people’s assets, meaning their wealth is subject to large fluctuations.

Soft Brexit sterling bulls are misguided, warns Julius Baer

The pound has climbed 2.3 per cent against the dollar so far this week, its best performance since November and is up over 1 per cent against the euro.

UK snap election call catches markets off guard

Investors should act now to safeguard and grow their wealth against a shifting wider geopolitical backdrop

Real Brexit talks will only start after UK general election in June

It's about negotiating the deal, about getting the right deal from Europe.

St. James’s Place – "Investors cannot afford to ignore politics"

. This completes the picture of a European summer dominated by national elections in its three largest economies

Lloyds Berlin Choice Shows How Minor This Post-Brexit Passporting Problem Is

All that is necessary to regain those passporting rights is to have one single office of the right kind within the rEU's 27 countries

More culture, less recruiting: How UBS plans to grow

If you focus too much on recruiting as your main source of growth, people may ask: Where is there loyalty?

The only three words that count by Tim Price

The Yale Endowment, under the management of its Chief Investment Officer David Swensen (author of two highly recommended books on investing

Dominic Johnson, chief executive of boutique asset manager Somerset, expects sector to thrive after Brexit

The NCI has around 50 members, who between them manage around £400bn of assets.

Appetite for Private Equity Co-Investment Growing

Institutions' desire to be more involved at portfolio company level spurring the trend

Schroders’ Kelly: Value problems with ETF ‘sausage machine’

Ian Kelly, manager of the Schroder Global Equity Income fund, warns that investors in value-oriented tracker funds may not be getting the right exposure.

Cascading housing wealth benefits one in four millennials

He claimed the government was compounding this problem with products like the Lifetime Isa.

Guernsey ready to work with new UK government

He believes the news will have little impact on the Brexit negotiations.

Advisers shrug off concerns over impact on pension policy

But advisers responded with defiance.

‘If past history was all there was to the game, the richest people would be librarians’ – Warren Buffet

Whilst we are fortunate to encounter history on a daily basis, we can also shape our own pockets of history for future generations, thus leaving them with the best opportunity to prosper. I spoke to Patrick Haines, our Regional Director in the South, to

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