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Asset manager: Credit Suisse leaves a gap

The disappearance of CS is a loss, especially in the corporate banking sector.

Franklin Templeton calls time on Euro Core Plus Bond fund

Firm to rationalise Western Asset fund following review.

Citywire Scotland: How wealth managers laid the ground for Labour

In a pre-election interview at our Citywire Scotland event, two wealth managers shared how the were positioned ahead of the 4 July vote.

BBVA shareholders grants capital increase for merger of Banco Sabadell

The merger will provide Banco Sabadell stockholders a 16 %interest in the bank along with a very attractive premium.

Union wins 10.5 percent pay increase for bankers in Germany

In recent months, together with the German Bank Employees Association, it has been involved in a so-called wage dispute with the Bank Employers' Association, which represents private banks in Germany.

Chartered UK adviser Skerritts Group adds £400m AUM with acquisition of KMG Independent

This brings the number of deals that Skerritts Group has completed since the Sovereign investment up to nine

INVL Family Office expands its geographical reach – a branch in Estonia will provide investment services

he INVL Family Office branch in Latvia was authorised to provide investment services in January this year.

UBP lays the foundations of a pragmatic sustainability offering

At UBP, this means adopting a pragmatic, patient, and professional approach to anticipating risks and opportunities, and convincing all stakeholders of the importance of striving for that.

UK general election: What will a Labour government mean for your personal finances?

We analyse the new government’s manifesto and how its finance-related pledges could impact you.

Liechtenstein Family Foundation for German Succession Planning and Asset Protection

Liechtenstein foundations provide robust asset protection, shielding real estate from personal creditors, legal claims, and family disputes.

Things are looking up for hedge funds

At the beginning of this century, hedge funds enjoyed huge popularity, particularly as they represented a significant element of diversification in portfolios and offered attractive performances that were decorrelated from traditional assets.

Mirabaud and Regnan funds gain Square Mile rating

While FSSA Japan Focus was stripped of its ‘Responsible A’ rating

Verdi - Agreement reached in wage dispute at German private banks

Salaries for junior staff are to increase by a total of 250 euros.

Utmost Group announces the proposed acquisition of Lombard International

The Acquisition encompasses Lombard International’s leading European business. Lombard International will become a part of Utmost International, the international life assurance business of Utmost Group.

REYL Intesa Sanpaolo and Villars Institute partner to promote a nature-positive, net-zero economy

The partnership will have a particular focus on communities at the forefront of biodiversity loss and climate change.

Family offices in Luxembourg: an upward trend

The dynamic demands of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) have also been evolving over the last decade.

UBS Loses Prestige Mandate After 26 Years

The decision was made by the board of directors of Compenswiss last December.

LLB acquires Zürcher Kantonalbank Österreich AG

This transaction aligns with the LLB Group’s strategy and will see it increase its business volume by around CHF 3 billion.

FCA approves PE takeover of Mattioli Woods

Pollen Street’s takeover of the AIM-listed advice and wealth

Wealth managers expect inflows surge into ‘extremely cheap’ UK equities

The survey revealed 88% of wealth managers and financial advisers believe UK retail investors will increase allocations to the asset class in the next six months.

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