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A cliché we often read is that markets are very volatile

Standard Life posted a pre-tax profit of £723m for 2016, up 9 per cent from £665m the previous year.

Employs four managers who run separate portfolios within the fund.

Those from all over the world are studying EU law to get ahead in the race for jobs

The latest ban had completely isolated North Korea from the international financial system.

The unchanged non-domicile tax regulation is positive in preventing a brain drain of talent to foreign fields

“If the economy slows during the year, US bond yields could be driven lower in 2017”, estimates the Luxembourgish economist.

A family office brand is the embodiment of a coveted and exclusive idea shared by stakeholders.

A future UK-EU trade arrangement is unlikely to simply replicate UK access to the single market

Higher bond yields around the world have helped boost earnings by supporting trading revenues as well as net interest margins.

Analysts say the company’s back book is a likely candidate for disposal

Inheritance tax is one of the hottest topics.

The Morningstar Global Asset Flows Report is based on assets reported by more than 4,000 fund groups across 85 domiciles.

Black money may be funnelled away in tax havens, but it is all controlled out of London

The rankings also revealed that KPMG and PwC each lead three of the FTSE sectors.

There are over 20 banks providing Islamic financial services in “banking windows,” more than in any other European country.

Brexit will end this arrangement and banks have begun to take steps to ensure that they can continue to operate in the City.

The survey reveals that 2016 marked another year in which significant return dispersion shaped hedge fund performance.

Do you see this being sustained merely on the growth outlook?

Back then, a £10,000-a-year pension beginning at age 65 would purchase a lump sum of just £210,000.