09/16/2015
Stronger Omnichannel Banking Required in Emerging Countries, Reveals SunGard Survey
Banks not regarded as technology innovators
Comment, Analysis & Research
09/16/2015
FED Up? by James Klempster, Portfolio Manager, Momentum Global Investment Management
“This week’s news will be dominated by the Federal Reserve’s (Fed’s) decision on whether or not to increase interest rates.
09/16/2015
European ETF investor survey reveals investors want more information and innovation
It is our firm belief that as the ETF market continues to expand in Europe
09/16/2015
'Disruptor' asset managers set to drive growth
In contrast the proportion of assets run by insurers was 27 per cent in 2014, with other financial firms such as custodian banks running 16 per cent.
09/15/2015
BNY Mellon Explores the Sources of Growth in the World”s Four Largest Economies
Cox looks at Japan , America, China and India , the world's four biggest economies, by purchasing-power parity.
09/15/2015
Moody's: Nordic Investment Bank's rating supported by healthy capital adequacy and ample liquiditiy
NIB provides long-term infrastructure and investment finance to borrowers within its member states, increasingly to the private sector and financial intermediaries.
09/15/2015
WM's gender challenge: why is more than 80% of industry male?
The figure is lower than the 18% of staff identified as women earlier this year by an FCA analysis of general client-facing staff.
09/15/2015
STUDY: 73% of UK SMEs have no contact with their bank relationship manager
More than two thirds will look beyond their own bank for financial services
09/15/2015
Global Economic Outlook Deteriorating on China, EM Concern - RESEARCH
Risk Off as Cash Holdings Reach 2008 Crisis Levels
09/14/2015
A wealth of experience
Effective wealth management is built on trust and long-term commitment, Kevin Cassar, Blevins Franks regional wealth manager, says.
09/14/2015
Europeans seize on German bank weakness
They have been given this chance to build new corporate banking relationships
09/14/2015
This past month should be remembered by all of us as a classic example of no new news driving the daily news by Justin Urquhart Stewart
If I look back over my past few talks and my scribblings for the last six months, it's very clear to see that there are some fairly fundamental themes running along, all of which seem to take it in turns to grab a headline every so often.
09/14/2015
Fed meets amid 'growth scare': Coutts Global Markets Weekly
Global markets are waiting with bated breath to see whether the Federal Reserve (Fed) will finally lift US interest rates from their longstanding position near zero this week.
09/14/2015
Majority of IFAs cite multi asset as choice retirement income vehicle
Multi asset funds are favoured by more than half of IFAs as the retirement income vehicle of choice, a survey by Barings Asset Management has revealed.
09/14/2015
What Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell mean for banking jobs in London
Even if they’re not elected, the uncertainty created by a vehemently anti-capitalist opposition seems likely to be pernicious.
09/14/2015
Reshaping the future of corporate banking
Before the crisis, corporates would have found it difficult to imagine that a well-rated financial institution could collapse.
09/14/2015
Saunderson House: discretionary launch is evolution for business
The launch of discretionary will not have a significant impact on the running of the business as advice will remain at the core of Saunderson House’s offering.
09/13/2015
US exchanges urged to act in HFT debate
The market is more predatory than it was before because of all these algorithms
09/11/2015
Former StanChart bank chief Peter Sands to advise Downing Street
The chancellor asked the former Goldman Sachs chief economist for help in securing investment in public infrastructure and devolving power to cities.
09/11/2015
Striking work-life balance with flexible working by Gina Le Prevost
Working from home enables employees to avoid office politics and other general distractions