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Opinion: What's to become of Deutsche Bank?

Its market value has slumped to just €14 billion, which makes comparing Germany's biggest lender to its former US rivals almost a joke.

HSBC sparks controversy with ad campaign

One social media user questioned whether the HSBC risked "alienating a large number of potential customers" with the campaign.

Wellcome Trust pays more than £3.17m to its highest earner

The Wellcome Trust did not name the person who was paid £3.17m for the year covered by the accounts.

SCOTTISH INVESTMENT TRUST: Why we're in no rush to spend our £80m

Cash is not the only conservative step that McKinnon has taken.

Why Jaguar Land Rover is losing money and how it plans to return to profit

Fast forward to 2018 and the company lost 354 million pounds in the first six month of its current financial year (which runs until March 31, 2019).

Green Investment Group under fire over 'low' level of UK focus

The GIG has leveraged around £169m of co-investment in UK projects, yet has proportionally secured around twice as much co-investment in Europe - £560m - according to the letter.

Surge in Mergers of Fund Managers to Continue

Analysts expect more consolidation in an under-pressure industry — as well as among the tech firms supporting it

What lies beneath by Tim Price

Surveying the wreckage of markets in 2018, it is human and therefore tempting to put the more optimistic (contrarian ?) case for the year ahead.

Five Tips to Help Children of the Super Rich Find Vocation - An Interview with Sandy Loder

‘It is not more vacation we need - it is more vocation.’ – Eleanor Roosevelt

London’s most luxurious bank branch at One Hyde Park sold for £27.5m

The new owner will get rental income of nearly £900,000 a year from the investment and the deal underlines the huge demand for commercial property in London despite Brexit uncertainties.

Research analysts’ lives changing in MiFID II era

It's no wonder then that the first year of MiFID II has seen a further drop in research headcount, contraction in coverage of smaller companies and industry consolidation in Europe.

UK: No-deal exit is a distinct possibility – Standard Chartered

If a no-deal exit occurred, there would be no 21-month transition period for the UK

The 7 best places to find unclaimed or lost money in your name by Sanlam

Personal pensions can get lost when you move house, change your name or neglect to update your personal details.

The World’s Biggest Billionaire Winners, Losers of 2018

ingaporean billionaires fared the best in dollar terms, gaining $2.5 billion

Joint Task Force meeting to bolster Qatar, Germany investment ties

Sheikh Khalifa stressed the need to encourage entrepreneurs from both countries to study opportunities for investment in the German and Qatari markets.

Euro still needs work 20 years on, say European Union's presidents

The continent's monetary union, one of the biggest economic experiments of the modern era, has grown to 19 members from its initial 11 and now covers 340 million citizens.

This is why you’ve never stuck with your new year’s resolutions

Did you not keep up with last year’s resolutions? You might be making one of the most common mistakes below.

We asked 1,000 people what defines a 'good' job, and there was a clear political divide

Older respondents were more likely to say a pension is essential to a good job than younger respondents.

Impact Investing, Just A Trend Or The Best Strategy To Help Save Our World?

Impact Investing! What Is It All About?

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