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How to Catch a Fraudster – your questions answered

Financial crime expert Catriona Still answers your questions on the international costs of fraud and the best ways to keep yourself safe from scams.

Ethical leadership for companies: guiding the green transition

Modifying internal governance processes, involving stakeholders in corporate decision-making and increasing transparency are just three examples.

How Coutts Travel Protection insures you away from home

Coutts Travel Protection received an average of 96 claims a month in 2023 with an average payout ratio of 97%.

Rent increases are generally accepted

Across Switzerland, 62 percent of respondents stated that they did not receive an increase in their rent following the increase in June or December 2023.

PwC's Wealth Management Insights 2024

Adaptive strategies in a dynamic world

Monthly update: Interest rate cuts in sight?

Investors remain focused on when interest rates will drop.

Are oil prices pushing inflation higher?

It goes without saying that oil prices are volatile.

Case study: Pension Escrow solution

Leveraging our streamlined Escrow solution, designed for pension schemes of all sizes.

Three important charts for investors this month

Investors have a lot to keep an eye on, and our new monthly series will draw attention to some of the trends and scenarios that are informing our thinking.

Where the most expensive cars are in Switzerland

The average vehicle value there is 65,000 francs, more than 30 percent above the Swiss average.

Improving picture for personal finances, but many still struggling

Our research shows many people are still struggling with their bills, though it is encouraging to see some benefitting from the help that’s available.

GSB Capital: private credit and its potential for growth

As a result, GSB became the first company both internationally and in the Middle East to be recognised in this way.

No Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Die

"The spectre that waits in the wings of any inflation, including the American, is the general exodus of the people from the currency when they lose faith in it at last.

EU banks are robust, but signs of credit quality deterioration are becoming apparent, the EBA’s Risk Dashboard shows

The publication also includes information on minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL).

Financial advisers expect surge in discretionary managed investment services, study finds

The research by wealth manager Investec Wealth & Investment (UK) has indicated that over 90% of financial advisers currently rely on third-party bespoke discretionary managed investment services for their clients.

"There is a great desire for safety" – interview with Serge Fehr and Nanette Hechler Fayd’herbe

The central banks need to make an effort, because inflation is becoming more and more unpredictable.

Private Debt: A Time-Honoured Market Perspective

Private debt's growth does not hinge solely on shifts in monetary policy.

Inflation could hit zero within months, defying Bank of England predictions, City economists say

Interest rates cuts could be coming soon, City experts say

Italy has room to consolidate banks: UBS chief

Ermotti returned to the helm of UBS to lead the integration between the two.

Track to the Future – with T Rowe Price’s Nataline Terry

How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients

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