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BEA International Bank Goes Live with Temenos SaaS to Support European Expansion

The French subsidiary of Banque Extérieure d’Algérie has adopted Temenos Core and FCM as SaaS to rapidly launch and scale banking services in France.

The 28-year-old Coutts adviser that joined SJP to set up own firm

Backed by St James’s Place, Celeste Leverton is targeting emerging entrepreneurs as clients for her new firm, arguing this segment often gets overlooked by the wider market.

Family offices seek value beyond returns

At a PWM roundtable in London, family office leaders examined what they truly value in advisers, focusing on stewardship, trust and preparing future generations for inherited wealth

From inheritance to stewardship: how the next generation is redefining wealth management

Globally, estimates are even higher, with tens of trillions of dollars set to change hands in the next two decades.

TISE’s Head of Jersey Office Wins Gold Award At Citywealth Powerwomen Awards Int

The prestigious Citywealth Powerwomen Awards spotlights individuals and companies that support female leadership and celebrate diversity, champion women in the financial services industry and highlight the female leaders of today and tomorrow.

UK wealth business' Henley office up for £600k sale after profits nosedive

The property is vacant with a business rates value of £22,500.

Quilter plc preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2025

2025 was a year of strong business momentum, record net inflows and good market performance.

From Julius Baer CEO to Blockchain Investor: Philipp Rickenbacher’s New Focus

He does not consider the move a major adjustment or even a culture shock.

Objectway at Frankfurt Digital Finance 2026 – Driving the Future of European WealthTech Through Innovation, Scale, and Vision

A new strategic partnership with Cinven, a renowned global private equity firm, marks the start of an accelerated growth phase

Wealth manager 'invests in future' with acquisition

Under the terms of the deal – completed for an undisclosed sum – KSP Financial boss Keith Phillips will operate in a consultancy role.

Private Banks Pivot To Serve The ‘Everyday Millionaire’

The data couldn’t be clearer; the fastest-expanding pool of new clients for wealth management is in the $1 million to $5 million band.

Aberdeen delivers annual profit beat boosted by interactive investor

Adjusted operating profit increased 3.5% to GBP264 million from GBP255 million, slightly ahead of GBP261 million consensus.

7IM strengthens advice arm with CPN deal

It also manages two OEIC funds with approximately £400m of assets under management via CPN Investment Management LLP.

Walker Crips looks to grow business as PhillipCapital takeover completes

We are looking to expand headcount and to be in more geographies within the UK summary

Further recognition for Hawksford Private Client Services Head

With a formidable reputation both as a trustee and a director on complex trust structures, family offices and multinational companies, Darren’s career spans some 30 years – the last 20 of which have been spent in senior fiduciary services role

Van Lanschot Kempen launches second private equity fund focused on North America

Kempen North American Private Equity Fund II provides access to small and mid-sized private companies in North America.

J. Safra Sarasin Group completes the acquisition of majority stake in Saxo Bank

Daniel Belfer, CEO of Bank J. Safra Sarasin, will be appointed CEO of Saxo Bank.

BOV Asset Management funds deliver positive results in a volatile year

Global markets experienced significant ups and downs throughout the year. Nevertheless, both equity and bond markets finished 2025 in positive territory.

7IM launches Amicus Wealth Management following merger

The merger follows 7IM’s acquisition of Amicus Wealth in December 2023.

Financial regulators and security experts are warning the public about a sharp rise in sophisticated investment fraud schemes that increasingly target everyday consumers

Fraudsters are now exploiting trending asset classes such as stocks, securities, and particularly cryptocurrencies, which are attractive to victims due to their perceived profit potential.

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