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Coutts Global Markets Weekly: Global growth continues

Meanwhile, accommodative central bank policies should keep interest rate risk low

Lehman Bros. hit the rocks, but lives on as Scotch

He is describing his flagship Scotch whisky, labeled Ashes of Disaster.

Morning Coffee: Credit Suisse bonus pain horribly compounded. Senior bankers’ strange alternative careers

Bonuses at Credit Suisse are deferred for three years.

Bankers’ bonuses are bigger than last year’s, but majority say it is not enough money

Just 24% of Merril Lynch bankers were reportedly satisfied with their bonus payments, compared to 45% who said they were not happy about the sums.

British bankers are not happy with their massive bonuses because they think their colleagues get more than them

However, well over a third say that they’re not satisfied with their bonus, and a lot of that is apparently down to a lack of transparency in the bonus system.

Bankers Fight For Scraps

The aim for all three is to scale back in investment banking, where results are weighed down by post-financial crisis capital rules and volatile financial markets.

Three quarters of high-net-worth individuals plan to invest more in 2016

14 per cent responded No and 10 per cent did not yet know.

OMI tackles high net worth channels with new investments

One year on from rebranding Skandia International as Old Mutual International, sales director Marcel Bradshaw talks about the positive impact of the process, the rationale behind the company’s sponsorship of the England rugby teams and the shift to

European corporate bond yields fall back below zero

Research from CreditSights shows that investment grade bonds from companies including French bank Credit Agricole and German industrials conglomerate Siemens are all yielding close to zero.

Carney is being 'too aggressive' on interest rate hike threats and is 'confusing the markets'

The interest rate has been at that level since 2009.

Top UK income funds revealed: Size matters as Unicorn magics its way to the top, but big guns fall from grace

Sanlam Private Wealth's bi-annual income study reveals the best all-rounders within the UK Equity Income sector on a five-year basis.

Credit Suisse’s 36% bonus cut, and 7 other things you must know about its results

Salespeople and traders at Credit Suisses’s global markets business are likely to be crying into their envelopes this week and next.

Schroders: Where we are seeing market opportunities and risks

At Schroder's annual investment dinner, held in London, fund managers exchanged views on the current and future potential opportunities in markets around the world. Here, we round-up their insights on a challenging market environment.

US private equity firms target European investments

The increase in foreign investors looking to target European assets came as private equity markets heated up across the globe.

Pension costs a growing concern for UK employers, ACA says

The rising costs of providing pensions to staff is becoming a bigger concern to UK employers

Brexit deal: would City safeguards have stopped bonus cap?

Yet for the City of London, Paris, Berlin and the European Central Bank, their practical impact remains a mystery.

Which Asian Millionaires Are Buying Up London?

The total individual wealth held on the continent came to $51 trillion.

Well you really could not make it up! by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Life in the Oil Vortex

Mideast buyers invest Dh19bn in European hotels in 2 years

Total European hotel investment volumes in 2015 are triple that of the same period in 2007

Retail Banking 2020: Evolution or Revolution?

Growth remains elusive, costs are proving hard to contain and ROE remains stubbornly low.

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