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FNZ takes minority stake in Embark

FNZ and Embark also extend their tech partnership until 2028.

Admission to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and AIM cancellation

Brooks Macdonald does not intend to raise any funds or offer any new Ordinary Shares in connection with Admission and Admission will be effected through an introduction of the Company's existing Ordinary Shares.

Marlborough takes 20% stake in London adviser

The investment, for an undisclosed sum, will be used to grow the advice firm with acquisitions, hire and technology spending.

Active ETFs, alternatives reshape fund brand rankings

The growing rivalry between BlackRock and JPMorgan sets the stage for a possible leadership change in the European brand rankings by 2026

Industry reacts as UK Spring Statement puts pensions off centre stage

OBR’s forecasts could lay the groundwork for tougher fiscal decisions that impact retirement savings down the line

Geneva hedge fund gears up for launch with partnership

Vigama Capital’s new tie-up with Harrington Cooper broadens its investor base across the continent.

Pretium Invest Achieves Multi-Million Success

With the Pretium Real Estate Fund, Pretium Invest has launched its first real estate fund under Swiss law.

LV= sees profit before tax drop but protection sales rise

The expansion of LV= Platform Services increased financial adviser access to LV= Smoothed Managed Funds.

Advisers see ‘boom in demand’ for IHT advice

It also included pensions as part of an estate, subject to consultation.

AJ Bell sells Platinum Sipp and SSAS business to InvestAcc

This is expected to happen in the second half of 2025.

Nordea AM reviews fund names following new ESMA sustainability rules

Group has added or kept ‘Sustainable’ in the names of 17 Nordea 1 SICAV funds following review

Change stocks and shares Isa to investment Isa, says AIC boss

Stone admitted this might sound “trite”, but he believes it would make a difference.

Eurozone - PMIs rise on industrial optimism and frontloading

The manufacturing sector stands to gain from higher growth prospects as rising defence spending and fiscal largesse in Germany raise future demand for industrial goods.

Helveteq launches art ETPs in new partnership

Artex GM and Helveteq are to launch a joint range of CHF-denominated art exchange-traded products, transforming fine art into a regulated alternative asset class.

Behind the Headlines: What to expect in today’s Spring Statement

Aegon pensions director Steven Cameron says he thinks there will be a “Spring Statement silence” on pensions.

Golding raises €115.5 million for Article 9 impact fund

The investment programme attracted interest from both existing and new clients: around 20 per cent of the capital comes from new investors.

Howden to acquire Barnett Waddingham, representing a new, exciting chapter in our 35-year journey

This creates one of the largest pensions and employee benefits consultancies in the UK and represents a new, exciting chapter in our 35-year journey.

The rise of Eurozone bond yields outside Germany is unwarranted

It might be time to consider a pause in unwinding the ECB’s pandemic-era asset purchasing programme

CISI and IPI partner to offer ‘lifelong learning resources’ to asset management professionals

Programme participants of IPI receive a 1-year sponsored CISI membership

Norway sovereign wealth fund makes $1 billion real estate investments

Shaftesbury Capital will retain the remaining 75% interest and manage the London portfolio on behalf of the joint venture, while subsidiaries of AXA will hold 60% ownership in the other portfolio.

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