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H.I.G. Capital Selects SEI for Fund Administration and Depositary Services

Global Strategic Partnership to Enable Operational Efficiency, Reduce Replication

EFG International announces closing of acquisition of Cité Gestion

EFG International AG is today announcing the completion of the acquisition of 100% of the Swiss private bank Cité Gestion, as initially communicated on 19 February 2025.

UBP House View - October 2025

Returns in fixed income show investment grade, high yield and AT1s running ahead of the carry offered at the start of the year.

Supporting the Transformation of Private Asset Management

BNP Paribas’ Securities Services business supports asset managers in optimizing their operating models.

Swiss Finance & Property Group Modernizes Investment Operations with Broadridge’s Front-to-Back Platform

The implementation also includes Broadridge’s SWIFT services and trade settlement monitoring, while performance measurement and portfolio simulation capabilities will be powered by Confluence’s Revolution, a Broadridge strategic partner for pe

Could Lloyds buy Quilter? Bank sees logic in a wealth play

UK banks, including Lloyds, are still underrepresented in wealth management compared with European peers.

Liontrust progress ‘slower than hoped’ as Q3 outflows hit £1.2bn

Redemptions from Special Situations are still causing the firm a headache, and sales to international investors have yet to come to fruition.

Fairstone expands in East Anglia with latest acquisition

Based in Dersingham near King’s Lynn, Allen Tomas & Co currently advises more than 260 clients and manages £120m worth of client assets.

BNP Paribas completes the acquisition of HSBC private banking activities in Germany

This acquisition marks a major milestone in the development and growth journey of BNP Paribas Wealth Management in Europe.

How Pictet Claimed the Crown in Thematic Investing

Construction cranes rise over the compound, where Pictet is adding several new stories to its main building.

Hawksford maintains European expansion with United Group acquisitions in Luxembourg and Malta

The latest acquisitions represent another key step in strengthening Hawksford’s European footprint, expanding its proposition in Luxembourg, while also adding a new operation in Malta.

The importance of culture

These are the kinds of companies that we believe are more likely to perform well over the long term.

Over half of wealth management executives view AI as key to scalability of their business

This global survey provided a detailed perspective on how wealth managers expect artificial intelligence to reshape both investment operations and client services in the coming years.

Apex Group partners with Slice Sports to redefine institutional sports investing

Slice combines operator experience with disciplined investment rigor to unlock unique opportunities across the global sports landscape.

Data concerns over corporate bonds flagged by wealth managers

Corporate bonds clearly remain a core part of client portfolios

Multi-Family Office Rebrands Under New Name

Novum sets itself apart from traditional wealth managers: the company operates with an open architecture, in which client advisors hold a stake in the firm’s success.

Private equity firm buys key stake in wealth manager to start buy-and-build programme

It will lead to a buy-and-build programme that will extend Equilibrium’s offer nationwide.

NuWealth rebrands to Quilter Invest

As Quilter Invest, the platform is designed to support clients in the earlier stages of their investment journey, while also offering a proposition to advisers who have clients who may not be ready for full financial advice.

Nature is Precious And Expensive: Potential And Limitations of Private Finance

Switzerland faces a multibillion challenge, writes Erol Bilecen, Head of Sustainable Finance at the Swiss Bankers Association.

Wealth managers warn against kneejerk reactions to Budget speculation

Nearly 30 per cent regretted their withdrawal, after speculation that capital gains tax (CGT) rates could be raised to match income tax rates.

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