02/21/2019
Barclays income boost cheers investors, makes Brexit provision
Stable income and a reduction in operating expenses drove positive jaws and an improved cost
Comment, Analysis & Research
02/20/2019
British Banks Are Getting a Last-Minute Break From the EU
National governments act to protect contracts worth trillions
02/19/2019
Why digitalization is the way forward for private banking and wealth management by Steve D'Souza
Current estimates however indicate that by the end of 2020, 50% of the entire global workforce will fall within the millennial threshold
02/19/2019
HSBC warns on China, Britain slowdown as 2018 profit disappoints
HSBC remains alert to the downside risks of the current economic environment, global trade tensions and the future path of interest rates, Flint said, adding the bank was “committed” to the growth targets announced in June.
02/19/2019
Morningstar Fund Ratings: Weekly Round-up
Kaynor was hired in 2013 and quickly became director of research.
02/18/2019
When Good News and Bad News is Good News by Gary Dugan
Consumer spending at around 68% of the US economy is clearly important.
02/18/2019
High net worths believe in ESG but yet to proactively invest
Canaccord Genuity WM survey finds responsible investing is more important for female investors
02/18/2019
Is your company's pension plan aligned with its climate commitments?
The findings are based on a survey of 25 FTSE 100 companies with some of the largest defined contribution (DC) pension schemes.
02/18/2019
Report assesses the implications of a No-Deal Brexit for Islamic Finance
The U.K. is home to five fully fledged Islamic banks (all unrated) with more than 15 other banks (affiliates of conventional banks) offering Islamic financial services
02/18/2019
Nordea CEO Hits Back at ‘Impatient’ Critics With Revenue Message
Nordea has spent years cutting costs, axing jobs and automating as much as possible to turn itself into a much leaner, nimbler organization.
02/15/2019
Cost of Brexit to UK economy running at £40bn a year – Bank rate-setter
Gertjan Vlieghe’s estimate of weekly bill, £800m, is more than double battlebus ‘bonus’
02/14/2019
Credit Agricole's Q4 profits beat forecasts, meet targets a year early
Revenue grew by an average 4.3 percent a year in 2016-2018, while return on tangible equity rose to 12.7 percent. The bank will issue new targets for 2019-2022 in June.
02/14/2019
Making fund administration simple for private equity funds with real property investments
A number of funds are also involved in real estate and infrastructure development projects.
02/14/2019
Indian HNIs eye London property after Brexit
In the run-up to the Brexit, housing prices in London remained remarkably subdued in 2018.
02/14/2019
How Can We Make Philanthropy Easy for High Net Worth Individuals? by Penny Lovell
With around £750,000,000 unclaimed every year in gift aid, it’s no wonder a charity like Prism, whose mission is to streamline the admin associated with large-scale charitable gifting, has been going from strength to strength.
02/14/2019
Is Mark Carney the biggest Cnut in the world? by Tim Price
King Carney fails to command the tides
02/13/2019
What does Jeremy Corbyn really think about Brexit?
Brexit has become a divisive issue for the Labour leader and his party.
02/13/2019
"We’re indisputably in a mid-cycle slowdown" UK inflation - Nancy Curtin, Close Brothers
The sluggish UK economy is symptomatic of the wider picture.
02/13/2019
As a woman, you are somewhat of a rarity in this sector’
Award-winning investment adviser, Susannah Gray, discusses the challenges and the opportunities for female advisers in a male dominated industry, everyday sexism and how technology is blazing a trail for the future.
02/13/2019
EU Blacklists 23 countries posing risks
EU move part of efforts to tighten illicit financial flows