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Cofunds insists it is not competing with IFAs

We are not going to compete with you” but we will offer your orphaned clients a direct to consumer platform, marketing head says.

Fortunes of wealthiest French keep growing

Corporate success most leading French companies make their money outside France’s stalled economy mainly lay behind the rise, which followed a 25 per cent increase in 2012.

Blevins Franks expanding wealth management business in Portugal

The Prime Minister of Malta, the Honourable Mr. Joseph Muscat, was the keynote speaker at the annual Blevins Franks Wealth Management Conference which this year was held in Malta in late June and was attended by 150 delegates from around Europe.

Bob Morton buys major stake in Peter Webb’s fund firm

Morton, who sits on the boards of numerous small cap firms, has also promised Webb further capital for acquisition opportunities.

European family offices struggle to retain their investments in offshore hedge funds

Sure, most of the European asset manager will comply with it [AIFMD], because they are used to and required to comply with European regulation

Banca Generali inks deal to buy some Credit Suisse Italian private banking assets

The deal will allow Banca Generali to strengthen its presence in strategic areas in Ital

A golden age for wealth management? We ask four readers

At the end of last month KPMG suggested we are entering a golden age as regulatory confusion clears. We ask four wealth managers what they think.

Beacon Wealth MD lands CMI fellowship

Financial planner Tony Larkins, managing director of Cambridgeshire-based Beacon Wealth Management, has been awarded the fellowship of the Chartered Management Institute.

Qatari Sovereign Wealth Fund Confirms Sale Of Near 5% Stake In LSE

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Deutsche Bank Asset and Wealth Management Unit Expects Record Inflows

2nd Quarter Inflow Puts Company On Track to Meet Profit Targets

Deutsche Bank says asset management unit back on track

New client money in the second quarter of 2014 poured into the division at the fastest pace ever

New-look Towry at a turning point

The acquired business, which advised more than 4,500 private clients and held more than £1.5bn of client assets, was another step in Towry’s ambitious acquisition plans.

WMA doubts RDR's future in a MiFID europe

There are differences between RDR and MiFID, such as their definitions of independent advice

Liverpool financial planning firm W&A says ordinary people are being penalised by 'crumbling' care system

Wilcocks & Associates helps Liverpool savers protect £2.5m in assets and ponders merger with law firm

Schroders’ Global Multi-Asset Income fund surpasses $5 billion in AUM

This milestone highlights the continued strong demand for income from clients globally, particularly given the sustained environment of moderate economic growth and low interest rates, coupled with the trend of an ageing population globally.

Hyde Park Barracks inspected by Abu Dhabi wealth fund

Middle Eastern investors show interest in the home of the Household Cavalry

Deutsche Bank’s asset arm plans to power up in Londona

Deutsche Bank’s asset management arm is planning to double the number of financial professionals it employs in London to 600 over the next five years.

Natixis unveils high conviction global equity fund

Today’s financial environment gives UK investors great flexibility over their pensions and savings

Biggest Wealth Fund Forms New Real Estate Group

The new executives will have key roles in implementing a new organizational structure

Goldman plans wealth mangement push

Goldman Sachs is expanding its European wealth management business to offer loans to rich clients in a move that is taking it further into the domain of centuries-old private banks in Europe.

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