12/27/2018
EY Report: In the UK, Crowdfunding Tops Bank Financing as Preferred Option
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance reported that equity-based crowdfunding grew from £3.9 million in 2012 to £333 million in 2017.
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12/27/2018
Why 2019 could be a rough year for British banks
With fewer than 100 days to go until Britain leaves the bloc, Theresa May's deal will come before Parliament for its 'meaningful vote' on 14 January - but looks set to be defeated.
12/27/2018
Year Ahead 2019 - UBS
Prospering in this environment will require selectivity, diversification, and a clear financial plan.
12/24/2018
So expensive cars and houses of the German football-Stars
A comparative study shows now, in which German athletes invest their assets.
12/23/2018
New Year's Eve Parties With a View in London
It's safe to say that the Southbank Centre has one of the best views of the fireworks and this year, the iconic space is offering you the chance to catch as the Royal Festival Hall is transformed into a spectacular space filled with DJs, live acts, o
12/23/2018
Strong growth of Norwegians' wealth: report
The proportion of the population of so-called low income, which is lower than 60 percent of the average income, has been increasing ever since 2010 and was 11.2 percent of the total population in 2017.
12/23/2018
6 books to read in 2019 if you want to get rich
It was "Your Money or Your Life" that "opened my eyes" to the idea of early retirement, she tells CNBC Make It.
12/21/2018
Middle East investment in London set to rise 30% in 2018
Real estate firm Savills says investment from Middle East region in UK capital city set to top $1.75bn this year
12/21/2018
Catherine Morgan: “The financial advice industry is still being saturated by 55-year-old men in suits”
Our Women in Finance series continues with financial coach, planner and podcaster, Catherine Morgan, from The Money Panel.
12/21/2018
City banker found guilty of murdering woman with pestle
Zahid Naseem bludgeoned Christina Abbotts to death in West Sussex attack
12/21/2018
One-on-One with Natixis Wealth Management CIO
What goes into becoming a great CIO?
12/20/2018
Why is Cyprus such a popular destination for finance companies?
Pressure has been put on governments by both small business owners and protestors to force companies operating in this manner to still pay the level of tax they would owe if they were registered for tax in what they deem a more honest and appropriate way.
12/20/2018
Survivor's story shows it's time to tackle financial abuse
Experts and industry professionals gathered together at Banking for Change to discuss how to help vulnerable customers.
12/20/2018
Schroders-owned wealth business buys 49% of ratings firm RSMR
In turn RSMR will give Benchmark Capital stronger research muscle.
12/19/2018
UK banking faces higher levels of capital depletion than Europe
In 2018, the European Banking Authority (EBA) carried out a series of stress tests across the continent’s banking sector in preparation for a tumultuous period – with Brexit and a number of political crises continuing to trouble the social and
12/17/2018
Some charity fund managers lack rebellious streak when voting
The report will help them, and other charity investors, to get ‘under the bonnet’ of the voting practices of their asset manager.
12/17/2018
The hike before Christmas by Tim Price
The Nasdaq went higher, the S&P too
12/17/2018
Wealth management assets near £1trn after slow start to the year
Saw slower revenue and profits
12/17/2018
What's So Funny About $1 Trillion? The Norwegians Who Manage It
The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund gets its own sitcom
12/17/2018
Fund managers look to defensive assets for 2019
Mr Heslop said: "It is logical that if QE pushed asset prices upwards, then the reversal of QE could push them downwards."