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Dublin-listed IFG says legacy claims could cost it over £20m

Shares down 17% to €1.72 in Dublin after it also warns of possible sale of one of its units

The appeal of the private-banking club

What these private banks have in common, though, is the requirement for customers to be sitting on a certain amount of money.

Charities ‘overpaying for investment management services’, study suggests

Based on these findings, the study estimates that the charity sector overall, with assets of £100bn, is paying investment management fees of between £930m to £1.18bn.

Charities Briefing - Saffery Champness

Failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion

16 City firms make it to LGBT top 100 employer list

Legal profession most represented sector

Russian oligarchs ‘heading for Jersey’ as US shines spotlight on their affairs

Several dozen Russian oligarchs, including Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich, have recently acquired residency rights in Jersey, following the US’s publication of the so-called ‘Putin List’ that identifies Russians who have benefited fro

Wealth in Great Britain Wave - RESEARCH

Main results from the fifth wave of the Wealth and Assets Survey covering the period July 2014 to June 2016.

Wealth in Great Britain: "automatic enrolment...the next hurdle is still to come"

What we don’t know is how the distribution of wealth will change with this new dynamic, as the demands of the next generation change.

Surprise rise in UK house prices as lack of homes for sale fuels lift

Average price now at £211,756 but experts say overall trend is for growth to slow

The UK’s top income funds of 2017 revealed - Sanlam

The Sanlam Income Study, which has been running for more than 30 years, reveals the best all-rounders within the UK equity income sector

Ireland – A Leading Location for Holding and Managing Intellectual Property

Ireland has signed double tax treaties with over 70 countries.

Two fifths of women in fund management suffer sexual harassment

According to the responses of 100 women working in the City, 40% said they had received unwanted physical contact at work with a quarter indicating they had been "followed or badgered" by male colleagues trying to persuade them to "go out&a

Changing Tides: Global Private Debt Market in 2018

Of these, a fifth (21%) expect a significant increase over 2018.

Tackling inequality at its roots by Coutts

According to research conducted by the New Policy Institute in 2016, 7.4 million people in the UK, including 2.6 million children, are in poverty despite being in a working family – 55% of people in poverty are in working households.

City Hive reveals findings of first Harassment in the City survey

Focus on 'acceptable' workplace behaviour

Russia’s Sberbank in talks with Dubai’s biggest bank to sell turkey unit

Dubai’s Emirates NBD PJSC confirmed it started talks with Sberbank PJSC to potentially acquire the Russian lender’s wholly-owned Turkish unit Denizbank AS.

Justin Urquhart Stewart: Regulation could be sector's best-ever advert

If executed properly ...

The eurozone economic boom continues - Schroders

The latest growth data supports the more hawkish comments coming from some members of the ECB’s governing council.

Individual directors targeted by investors over excessive pay

Votes against remuneration committee chairs up 50% at FTSE 100 companies in 2017

New register of homes owned by offshore companies could give criminals a ‘hit list’ of victims, claim

The UK register would be the first in the world.

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