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London Luxury Property Could Soon Emerge from Pandemic Slump

Our latest insight on the luxury property market in London, including how it’s fared through the Coronavirus lockdown and an area-by-area breakdown.

Making Europe's future rhyme for the Next Generation

This is why we can say that last week's decision by the Leaders of the 27 Member States to endorse the European Commission's recovery proposal was historic.

Riskiest Bonds Are on the Rise in Europe

High-yield bond issuance to finance acquisitions has picked up in recent weeks in Europe, ending a nearly five-month lull

Insurance companies discriminate against some clients

Despite ‘blanket or general’ policies that refuse cover being against the law

More than 24 million vulnerable clients in UK, says watchdog

‘Pressure is on for companies, government and charities to tackle’ this growing problem

Advised women set to boost sustainable investments - survey

Almost four-in-ten (38%) women said they already had sustainable holdings compared to 31% of advised men.

Credit Suisse's new CEO has his favourites in the investment bank

If Credit Suisse's M&A bankers are the new favourites, who's slipped down the popularity ranking?

A-rated Franklin Templeton PM: ‘Equity valuations have become a concern’

In this environment, Curtis is looking at the digital transformation theme, which includes, among others, cloud-computing, e-commerce, machine learning, security, 5G network communications and the internet of things.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury delivers his first speech in the role to thinktank Onward

Steve Barclay brands Treasury as ‘the new radicals’ in government, creating a faster and smarter culture.

Where Is All That Gold Being Stored?

A multitude of options, from burying in the backyard to posh steel-lined vaults.

Just 25% expect to resume ‘normal’ office hours post-Covid-19

A survey of CISI members found that just over 25% think that office working will return to pre-pandemic levels.

Advice firm sees 140% increase in regulatory fees

The regulator, in its different forms, has spent 32 years building an empire that is costly and ineffective.

Chase de Vere rubbishes claims its switched clients into pricier poor-performing portfolios

Select range has gathered £670m in two years yet The Times claims half of portfolios have underperformed peers

Coronavirus: UK economy 'might not recover until 2024'

As a result, they now expect the post-coronavirus economic recovery to take 18 months longer than previously forecast.

Around 9 in 10 advisers would provide remote advice in the “new normal”

And video conferencing has not hindered advisers gaining new clients, with 77% of advisers saying they have gained some during the period.

The art of the exit: how do you turn customers into acquirers?

There is no hard and fast formula for success.

Foxes and storks by Rathbones

Call it foxes and storks or call it tit for tat, either way, last week tensions between the superpowers heightened further.

The future is here – Gerrit Smit

2022 has already arrived for many businesses who flourish under Covid-19

Diary Of A Fund Manager

All are possible which is why observation rather than theory is so important at the moment.

The message behind gold's rally: The world economy is in trouble

Analysts have been predicting huge upside for gold for several months

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