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Boris Collardi is looking for the next Kylian Mbappé

Now, together with other investors, he wants to achieve this in the football business as well.

Inside Schroders, Abrdn and LGIM’s CEO search: ‘It’s a Kodak moment for active managers’

Changes are coming to the boardrooms of some of the UK’s largest fund management groups, as firms begin the hunt for new CEOs

M&G’s Andrea Rossi: ‘I don’t look at the share price every day. There’s no point’

The fund house’s chief executive says he’s ‘on a mission’ to grow the three main pillars of his business, with a particular focus on private assets

PCD Magazine article: The Big Interview with Crestbridge’s award winning CEO

A lawyer by training, Heather has featured in ePrivateclient’s 50 Most Influential List for five consecutive years and has been the recipient of a number of other prestigious awards and accolades.

Ten years of contactless payment: a bird’s eye view

With the number of contactless payments soaring to 100 million in the two years, the Dutch were exceptionally quick to embrace this technology.

Retirement planning: with saving pots

Financial security in retirement through a holistic wealth management concept.

Bridging the Philanthropic Knowledge Gap for High-Net-Worth Individuals

The motivation for giving is deeply personal.

“Miracle” needed for secure retirement: Gen X survey

Nearly half said they believe they need a “miracle” to retire securely, while half said they avoid thinking about retirement altogether.

One in two UK financial advisers plan to retire during the next five years

51% of IFAs, financial planners say their firm will only keep up to 50% of clients’ assets they currently personally manage

Joint Liquidators of The House of St Barnabas search for new organisation to take on historic Soho Square building

HOSB was established in 1862 as a charity that supported individuals in need, including those who had experienced homelessness.

Europe’s political shifts, French scenarios and market implications

These developments also raise critical questions for the future of German politics after next year’s federal elections.

‘Holistic reform is needed’: The big CGT wealth question

Any reforms that bring capital gains tax in line with income tax need to consider the impact of Jeremy Hunt’s decision to freeze the allowance, the industry says.

Patricia Amberg: «It is Like a Club For Private Collectors»

Client needs in that respect are very different and strongly contingent on how advanced they are when it comes to collecting art.

Cost of Living City Ranking 2024

Mercer’s annual Cost of Living City Ranking provides valuable trends and insights for those who need to make informed decisions about global mobility operations

Advisers realising Consumer Duty has ‘real teeth’, Schroders finds

Meanwhile, 63% of advisers think that the fair-value outcome of the Consumer Duty will put pressure on ongoing charging models, up from 59% a year ago.

Schroders UK Financial Adviser Pulse Survey 2024

Client optimism reaches highest level since 2021 with investors edging back to markets

Kermitted Asset Management: ‘Who cares?’ wins

The chairman has something to say but this time he needs to get in line

Nucleus cuts 10 sales and marketing jobs following Curtis Banks takeover

Private equity-backed platform said that when businesses are combined, there will inevitably be ‘some areas of duplication’.

International use of the euro remained broadly stable in 2023

The euro also remained the second most important currency globally.

51% see room for improvement in private markets: survey

The survey also revealed differences between GPs and LPs on fee and expense disclosures, with 51% of GPs finding them adequate, compared to only 42% of LPs.

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