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Trading in the Dark

In the world of Europe’s dark pools, a new player is poised to make a splash.

Greece: Thinking the Unthinkable - AllianceBernstein

There are three main channels through which a Greek exit could impact other countries: direct trade links; financial links; and contagion.

123 Billionaires Across Germany But None In Five German States

Germany is home to 123 billionaires with a combined net worth of €368 billion

Report:dutch banks investing in nuclear weapons,arms programs

Some banks are still investing in nuclear weapons and arms programs.

St. James's Place Market Bulletin

After Greece became the first developed country to default on a loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), its people voted ‘No’ to a compromise offer from its international creditors.

Barclays Capital Says Greece Likely Leaving Euro; Germans Can't Wait

Greece will be the first one to leave the euro, and if all goes swimmingly well…the last one.

Size Can Be Deceptive

Targeting global asset-gathering opportunities

Greece's lenders: who has most to lose?

Exposure to Greek loans is weighing heavily on minds in the eurozone, in Spain, Slovenia and Malta perhaps more than Germany

BNP Paribas: Blockchains Will Destroy or Rebuild Securities Services

Blockchain technology will bring either doom or opportunity to securities services firms, according to European banking giant BNP Paribas.

Greek investment opportunities are multifold

But if easier access to EU is what is needed, there are other easier choices

UK does not have an ace in asset management 2nd title; Things are bleaker still in asset management

They call it the Wimbledon effect. While Britain provides a wonderful stage on which the best in the world can compete, British players seldom win.

How Greece Can Save Itself

The Greek people can only prosper if they adopt radical reforms.

The Greek ‘No’ is an important buying opportunity for investors

The comments from Nigel Green, founder and chief executive of deVere Group which has $10bn under advice, come as Greek people return a message of rejection to European austerity.

Are renewable energies still an attractive investment? - comment from Miton's Multi Asset team

The Miton Multi Asset team discuss whether renewable energies offer attractive investment opportunities?

Summer Budget will not be pretty, says Thomas Miller Investment

There are a number of things that are on the agenda that could impact individuals

Coutts: Greek ‘no’ raises risk of ‘Grexit

Equities take a breather; further gains seen

Bull in a China shock by Tim Price

“No warning can save people determined to grow suddenly rich.” - Lord Overstone.

Inside multi-asset minds amid Greek crisis

Multi-asset managers are split on how to play markets in the outcome of a 'no' vote in the Greek referendum.

Jersey’s finance industry has again been recognised as the leading international funds jurisdiction

The panel of experts that judged the awards commented: ‘The news from Jersey got better and better throughout 2014. A strong performance in the funds sector saw the value of fund assets administered in the jurisdiction increase by almost one fifth y

Hedge funds see more demand fuelled by solid first half returns

Hedge funds will likely attract billions of dollars in new money in the next six months after posting solid returns in the first half even as Wall Street's sell-off, sparked by Greece's debt drama, took a bite out of some managers' June ret

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