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Sally Hamilton: The mother of NINE (who ran a £50billion fund) on a mission to help women take charge of their money

Helena Morrissey is one of the country’s most successful female fund managers

Waiting for Godot – how long until markets recover?

Our positive belief stems from a number of sources, although we concede that some market concerns may not be resolved in the short term and it is possible the current period of volatility may persist into the first quarter of next year.

Key findings on our recent work on pension transfer advice

There were some firms where the senior management had recognised the high risk nature of this type of business

Why the buy-side should buy into the FX Global Code by Andrew Hauser

Strengthening buy-side adoption is one of the Global FX Committee’s top priorities for the coming year

Wealth Insights - Exploring the Motivations Behind Treasure Trends

The emotional and social attachment to treasure means that investors are extremely likely to make sub-optimal decisions about when to buy, sell or how much to pay

Norway will invest if South Africa gets its act together

There are activities going on, there are criminal charges, but it’s much easier to get corruption in society than to get rid of it.

KBC Group endorses UNEP FI Principles for Responsible Banking

KBC to become the first Belgian financial institution to express commitment to new UNEP FI Principles

Survey Finds 70% of Tax Professionals Stalling on Making Tax Digital For VAT

This could potentially lead to a greater risk of businesses needing to take a “sticking plaster” approach to meet the deadlines.

Over Half Of Fine Art Collectors Have Purchased A Piece Online Sight Unseen - UBS

The percentage of art collectors who have purchased art online before they’ve seen it in person has more than doubled in the past year

Who is rich in Germany?

Many critics see Merz's claim as normal in a country as much of Germany's population identifies as middle class.

Saxo Bank’s 2018 Outrageous Predictions

We’ve delved deep again this year in penning our annual list of 10 Outrageous Predictions.

Morning Coffee: Mass job cuts at the high paying hedge fund that poached junior bankers. Jamie Dimon's activist appendage

The fund nearly doubled the size of its London operation, raising average salaries by 24% in order to do so.

ANALYST RATINGS: This week Morningstar analysts reveal a new rating for Invesco, and seven Kames bond fund ratings have been placed under review

Our conviction is mainly based on the accomplished managers of the bond sleeve.

The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen, delivered a speech to the FT Banking Summit.

Many of us in this room have been eager to make the most of this golden opportunity – soon we will be able to.

Simon Bodjanski talks Luxembourg RAIFs and Brexit’s impact on funds

Luxembourg introduced its RAIF fund regime in 2016, and the structure has proven incredibly popular with fund managers since launch. What was the thinking behind the launch and why has uptake been so enthusiastic?

More than two thirds of personal investors do not believe Theresa May’s Brexit deal reflects the outcome of the EU Referendum

When questioned on the deal negotiated by Theresa May, 69% of personal investors expressed the view that it does not deliver on the outcome of the 2016 EU Referendum.

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