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Charles Stanley revenues rise as heavier trading offsets tumultuous markets

"Current trading is challenging, and at this exceptional time, it is difficult to predict what the outcome for the 2021 financial year might be"

Covid-19 puts brakes on Tilney and Smith & Williamson deal

The new transaction structure would feature a "material" new equity investment and therefore a significant reduction in the external debt levels of the combined group.

Review of the Week: The Bramble Bush

With the virus outbreak still in full swing, some Western nations are already mulling a relaxation of lockdown.

Swiss asset manager GAM doubles 2020 cost cuts amid outflows

GAM remains committed to its existing strategy and will provide a further update at the half-year results due for release on 4 August 2020

Julius Baer to postpone AGM, propose split dividend

The Board of Directors took the decision despite a robust performance in the first quarter and a continued solid capital and liquidity position.

Protecting your art investment in the age of coronavirus (COVID-19)

While the art market has continued to be robust since that time, it took almost ten years to recover. In 2017, the global sales numbers were only then reaching their pre-2007 highs.

Global Market Insights by WHIreland Wealth Management

Panic continued to hit global markets throughout March and the UK was no exception with the FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and FTSE

Pope Francis Starts Emergency COVID-19 Fund

“The private sector is likely to respond to the highest bidder for many of these supplies, that’s just business.”

Quarterly Update: The Coronavirus Economy

After finishing 2019 on a high, the pandemic provided an unexpected shock for markets in the first quarter of 2020

Worst film ever by Tim Price

That’s a company that’s basically 10x’d their market cap.

Smaller wealth managers will be all the more vulnerable after the crisis

Even if revenues are boosted temporarily, the overall impact on private banking will be disruptive

How Angolan Elites Built a Private Banking Network to Move Their Riches Into the European Union

The network sent at least $324 million through its banks, with most of the funds originating in Angola.

U.K. Taps Fintechs and Queen’s Bank for Business Rescue Push

Borrowers have faulted banks as too slow to make crucial loans

Brown Shipley finishes NW Brown integration

This region is a hotbed of innovation and entrepreneurialism and this acquisition provides significant opportunities for us to grow here.

How the best advisers are keeping business running as usual

Video conferencing isn’t just for clients.

Sionic Expands Global Reach with New Luxembourg Base

We’re continuing our growth across financial services with the establishment of a new capability in Luxembourg

Why patience is a virtue by Canaccord Genuity Wealth

Very little has been priced into corporate earnings yet, to reflect the massive drop in economic activity which has started in western countries.

St James Place boss’s bonus is cut after rewards furore

It has almost 4,000 self-employed financial advisers, serving about 700,000 clients with between £50,000 and £5 million in non-property wealth.

Credit Suisse Taps Rich Clients to Boost Lending During Rout

Bank offered 2% interest to park cash for more than a year

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