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Weak pound creates bargain London property deals for Gulf buyers

That is the biggest annual decline in almost seven years prompted by Brexit uncertainty and tax hikes.

Sterling slump knocks London off most-expensive spot for locating staff

This has sliced the cost in U.S. dollar terms of housing and office rental in London compared to other leading world cities.

Wealth managers be warned: post-Brexit client satisfaction drops

In June, 21% of those who filled out the online questionnaire said they were unhappy with their current wealth managers and were looking to switch.

UK 'Sailing Blindly' Into New Financial Crisis

Bank of England stress tests are flawed and mask major weaknesses in the banking system, claims an influential think-tank.

Rate cut rubs salt in wound for savers – Close Brothers Asset Management

For those looking to set aside money for the long-term, investment options will become more appealing by contrast.

Increasing Client Engagement - a Lesson from Facebook

Send regular communications and most importantly replace your email communications with moneyinfo’s secure messaging.

Deutsche Bank: The ‘zombie bank’ that may trigger a crisis

Deutsche’s challenges may trigger domino effect across already-weak Europe

It's All Rate for Some in Europe

Rating agencies a growing force within socially responsible investing

JPMorgan boss: 'What we want is to keep our jobs in London'

'We're not threatening anything'.

Equities Goldilocks backdrop unsustainable - Fidelity

Contagion to other markets is limited for now but may flare up in the coming months.

Factoring In Growing Demand Switch in benchmark on cards as active managers keep disappointing

Cerulli research shows that total assets under management in smart beta in Europe grew from €39.8 billion (US$43.7 billion) in 2014 to €63.4 billion by April 2016.

Slough has most foreign-owned properties outside London

But inside the capital, the concentration of foreign ownership is much higher.

Intesa CEO: Too Many Banks in Italy and Europe

He speaks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

The UK remains attractive despite Brexit: Fidelity

So there are many reasons for the United Kingdom to be a popular destination for Chinese investors.

Robo-advice won’t close advice gap, research finds

Prudential retirement income expert Vince Smith-Hughes said he was not too surprised at the results on the basis some advisers may be expecting robo-advice to be used more holistically than others.

Credit Suisse, Deutsche index exclusion another blow to European banks

Deutsche shares are now more than 88 percent below their 2007 peaks.

Financial firms of the future need to do things differently

The most relevant demographic dynamic to the wealth-management industry is an ageing population in developed countriesand longer life expectancies.

Just who is the enemy? by Tim Price

“..Trust is fragile and under attack. The urge to give the rich and powerful a hard kick links the UK’s vote to leave the EU, the nomination of Donald Trump and the rise of populist movements across Europe. Distrust of ruling elites is often j

Battle of the Brands: Why Wealth is getting a NEW look

Here’s a bold prediction: Wealth managers are gearing up for what will be the largest era of expenditure on brand campaigns in the history of the sector.

‘Rocky road’ post-Brexit to weigh on fees: EY

The analysis also predicted a flight to safety, leading to a 10 per cent increase in bond holdings from their 2015 level.

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