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CPI fails to fall to single digits, as core inflation keeps rate rises a possibility

This inflation problem is persisting and the fact is it remains at eye watering levels.

‘Very important soft factors’ drive ZKB to Swiss equity trophy

Benno Arnold won first place at our awards, for a fund which has outperformed in its asset class over a 10 year period.

ZEDRA partners with Guernsey Music Centre for second year

The Guernsey Music Service supports the development of young musicians

Easing labour market pressures hint at turning point in UK inflation battle

While it is worth nothing that wage growth is a lagging indicator, the Bank will likely see this slight slowdown as a positive, though it still may not be enough to put pause on a further interest rate hike at its MPC meeting in May.

Karl von Rohr not seeking to renew his contract as Member of Deutsche Bank’s Management Board

During his tenure as a Member of the Management Board he has played a major role in re-establishing Deutsche Bank as a profitable and credible institution.

The Portuguese economy looks forward

Naturally, growth rates fell during 2022 from 11.9% year-on-year in Q1 to 3.2% year-on-year in Q4.

Climate action: approaching a tipping point? − speech by Sarah Breeden

Given at Chapter Zero’s fourth anniversary dinner, hosted by the Global Association of Risk Professionals

How to build a Liquidity strategy

Historically, well-diversified balanced portfolios have fully recovered their losses within 3-5 years, even after a serious bear market decline.

Citi: A fifth of Credit Suisse wealth management assets to leave

Analysts estimate a loss of CHF 110bn, but in a worst-case scenario, this could rise to CHF 162bn or a third of assets.

The Wealthiest Cities in the World in 2023

The US and China also dominate the Top 10 list of fastest growing cities when it comes to resident millionaires over the past decade.

UK inflation dips to 10.1% in March

Consensus expectations of 9.8%

Aviva still weighing up Lloyd's re-entry as part of GCS strategy

Aviva, which was then known as Norwich Union, closed its CGNU Global Risks and sold its Lloyd’s managing agency Marlborough to the Berkshire Hathaway Group following the merger with CGU in 2000.

Deloitte CFO Survey points to increased optimism

A total of 64 CFOs participated, including the CFOs of 11 FTSE 100 and 24 FTSE 250 companies.

It's time to go back and understand that annuity market again

We've been through a period where drawdown has been very prevalent, annuities perhaps weren't offering that value.

Private Markets: attractive opportunities in the coming vintages

Private Markets have a history of strong performances following peak equity markets and even during recessions.

Germany's Buch seen as favorite to be new ECB top supervisor, sources say

The sources said the three women are fully qualified for the job on their own merits

Is Another Former High-Flier Returning to UBS?

In early April, UBS announced it was bringing back Swiss Re chairman Sergio Ermotti as CEO to lead its acquisition and integration of Credit Suisse Group.

Why are wealth management firms ignoring their own succession planning advice?

Financial firms often tell their clients about the importance of succession planning. They should practise what they preach

Private assets views Q2 2023 - Navigating the downturn

A regular update from our private assets business, that includes detailed thoughts on the risks and opportunities emerging in each private asset class.

BoE's Huw Pill: 'Path of inflation may be bumpier than we expect'

'Material upside surprise'

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