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Bluebay Asset Management Expands Into Switzerland

BlueBay Asset Management has opened an office in Switzerland with the aim to leverage and expand client and strategic relationships.

Investment office of the Scottish family merging with London-based rival

Belgian Bank Awarded Double Honours

Subsequently the services and levels of attention to clients are exceptionally high, leading to its reputation as one of the most proactive private banks in Belgium

On-line Partnership Group rebrands ahead of expansion

Surrey-based On-line Partnership Group Ltd has rebranded as In Partnership, in what the adviser network’s owner has said will be the first in a number of developments.

Sippcentre rebrands under AJ Bell umbrella

Billy Mackay, marketing director at AJ Bell, said the decision to rebrand Sippcentre, which had been trading since 2002, was made because many advisers and customers thought the firm only offered self-invested personal pensions.

Three readers on the secret to building a sustainable wealth business

Has the wealth management market ever been more competitive? We aks three readers on the secrets to building a lasting business.

Tax and wealth adviser acquires Siddalls France

Blevins Franks has been advising UK nationals on cross-border tax and wealth management for almost 40 years and is based locally in France, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus and Malta, as well as the UK.

German Bank Hits Rich Clients With Negative Interest Rates

Deutsche Skatbank, a division of VR-Bank Altenburger Land, is introducing negative interest rates.

Greek Golden Visa To Come With Citizenship

The Greek government is looking to make changes to its golden visa programme, allowing investors to obtain full Greek citizenship after seven years.

Publicis sticks with BAML and Rothschild after failed $35bn merger

Two of the banks that advised French advertising giant Publicis on its failed merger with US peer Omnicom have got a second bite at the cherry, advising the French company on its latest multibillion dollar acquisition.

Yngve Slyngstad, world’s most influential wealth fund manager, reveals his thinking

Understanding what’s poised to become the world’s largest economy is crucial for Slyngstad as he manages a fund that Norway predicts will reach $1 trillion in less than three years.

Purpose ‘worthless’ without staff engagement, says Old Mutual CEO

Having a clear purpose is “worthless” unless every person in the organisation is engaged with it

Bath-based wealth management firm announces new deal

“The service offered by IBOSS portfolios enables advisers to not only access a strong performance track record but also incorporates an invaluable client review service taking the strain of the ongoing client investment reviews.”

Does Quilter Cheviot buy pave way for Old Mutual Wealth IPO?

Old Mutual’s acquisition of Quilter Cheviot could pave the way for an initial public offer (IPO) of its wealth business.

Family offices looking for bespoke structures to suit younger, more mobile families – what opportunities for the Channel Islands?

Family offices are increasingly looking beyond traditional trust structures towards more bespoke structures for planning offshore to suit younger and more mobile entrepreneurial families who don’t want to give up control.

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