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‘Exor set’ missiles by Tim Price

Some of the richest people are the worst money managers I’ve seen.

Summer Lovin' by Penny Lovell

Investing in an age of uncertainty – how thinking in the long term can help overcome the challenges of the short term

Buyer Beware: the dangers of viewing art as an investment

True collectors are likewise not driven solely by the desire to acquire objects, but also by a desire to acquire knowledge.

UK dividends inch ahead in Q1 as stronger sterling masks growth

Investors should not be worried.

Coutts investment views: April falls: inflation and sterling down but cash threat remains

BoE governor Mark Carney cast further doubt on a rise by taking a dovish tone in an interview with the BBC on Thursday night.

REVEALED: The Top 5 cities for graduates seeking finance career

This year, 28 per cent said their first choice would be Dubai.

As Clock Ticks for Troubled Bank, Cyprus Hopes in U.S. Funds

Amid rumors of a haircut on Cyprus Coop deposits that lead to outflows of 1.9 billion euros in the first three months of 2018

Fund managers lick wounds after Conviviality collapse

'We have held Conviviality since its initial public offering in 2013, and we are very sorry to have exposed shareholders to such an experience,'

Richard Buxton calls UK equities sell-off misguided

Fund manager believes London-listed stocks are now attractive as Brexit concerns ebb

Five years of macro-prudential: Regulating the Square Mile for all 94,000 square miles

In the UK alone, a million more people unemployed.

The century club

“As much as investors look forward to living 100 years, the prospect is creating anxiety for them, too,” said Paula Polito

Barclays: “Equities Expected to Continue Outperforming Bonds Despite Current Volatility”

Compiled by Barclays, the quarterly research provides investment commentary for investors around the world.

London’s Fight to Remain a Financial Hub After Brexit

There are five battlegrounds that could spell the difference between a modest and a major hit.

Cayman still top center for offshore business deals

The largest offshore deal of 2017 was the US$6.8-billion purchase of all the issued shares of Belle International, a Cayman-incorporated footwear manufacturer listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Kremlin is monitoring the wealth of Russian Officials

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov earned 14.3 million rubles in 2017

Drop in UK inflation raises doubts over rate hike

The decline, which confounded most economists' predictions for an unchanged rate, has made investors less confident that the central bank will raise interest rates on May 10.

Two Investment Opportunities and one Staggering Case of Institutional ‘Casino’ Behaviour by Gary Dugan

Oil equities should rise as investor confidence grows that oil prices will stay high

Stop talking retirement ..... it's not how I think! By Penny Lovell

We were interested in understanding whether the very young (and not just the milennials) had become more or less aware of the options to save, especially considering there are so many more options open to us digitally.

Quilter Cheviot asks how investors can help reduce plastic pollution

In the UK alone, we use over 13 billion plastic bottles every year, with only half being recycled.

Murano's Allocator Insights - Nick Wood, Quilter Cheviot

We are a very experienced team with an average experience of over 14 years in the industry.

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