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UK's Lloyds targets wealth push and office cuts after profit drop

The squeeze led net income to fall nearly 3 billion pounds over the year to 14.4 billion.

Global UHNWI population to grow by 27% over the next five years: Knight Frank

The biggest rises in Europe are forecast in Poland (61%) and Sweden (59%).

Schroders Personal Wealth pushes ‘top three financial planning business’ goal back two years

This is despite the fact that the results indicate digital migration work to the new venture has now completed.

Asset servicers survey

Navigating through the storm

Royal Bank of Canada Reports First Quarter 2021 Results

Record earnings in Capital Markets as well as positive earnings growth in Personal & Commercial Banking, Wealth Management and Insurance were partly offset by lower results in Investor & Treasury Services.

David meets Goliath at the 2021 Asset Management Awards

The winners of the 2021 Asset Management Awards will be announced at a virtual event on 20 th May.

Amati AIM VCT plc Top-Up Offer sells out in just 90 minutes!

Underlining the continuing popularity of VCTs and investor confidence in Amati’s proven experience in managing such investments, the Company raised a further £19m.

What are the risks for investors in 2021?

Fund manager Hamish Douglass discusses some of the risks on the horizon for 2021, and why Bitcoin should be seen like a ‘punt at the races’.

HSBC Holdings plc Annual Results 2020

The growth plans we are announcing today aim to establish HSBC as a dynamic, efficient and agile global bank with a digital-first mindset, capable of providing a world-leading service to our customers and strong returns for our investors.

AFH shareholder reportedly rejects £224.5m M&A bid

‘We just don’t think they should be looking to sell’

UBS wins ‘Best Private Banking Services’ award

The annual survey is among the most prestigious in the industry.

UBP Monaco looks at the future through the lens of art

Financial institutions are an integral part of the world they are based in, and dependent on the people who created them and whom they serve.

Should fund managers be protected against individual investors?

The main goal of virtually every publicly-owned company has always been to maximize shareholder value by generating as much profit as possible.

Meditation for investment professionals by Holger Mertens, Nikko AM

Most investors agree that markets are not fully efficient and that behavioural finance can explain a part of the markets’ inefficiency.

Weekwatch by St. James's Place

Over £280 billion is sitting in Cash ISAs4, and much of that money will have been there for more than five years.

Growth assets still favoured by Nikko AM

Recent volatility does seem like a one-off—call it a crowdsourced retail rebellion that managed to squeeze hedge funds in a small collection of heavily shorted stocks that sparked forced deleveraging.

Coutts CIO on building a £30bn wealth management business

Coutts is owned by NatWest Group, and has 12.5m clients across the whole of NatWest Group.

Well-known wealth management adviser joins fast-growing firm

The business has been growing over the last 10 months, with employee numbers now standing at 26.

HSBC to move top brass out of Canary Wharf in 'pivot to Asia'

The rejig comes just a year after HSBC announced plans to slash around 35,000 jobs over the next three years

Upgrades Everywhere by Gary Dugan

The global economy has far more momentum than previously thought. In the past week, economists have been moving their GDP forecasts up by 1-2%.

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