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Stacked up: Are technology providers up to the replatforming workload?

Fears grow over whether just four providers can handle the huge replatforming challenge

EU announces a new phase in relations with Sudan

Nine diplomatic missions of EU countries in Khartoum, a number of government officials, representatives of Sudanese political parties, civil society, the media, the diplomatic corps, religious leaders and community leaders attended the gathering.

London will lose its European tech leadership status because of Brexit

A total of 39% of respondents said it is harder to raise money for tech in London now than it was a year ago

Secrets of Success: Investec Wealth & Investment's London office Louise Hall

About 20 years ago I was invited to join a newly formed technology committee, making sure the systems investment managers use are designed well.

Global Venture Capital Overview | Private Equity Spotlight - May 2017

Also this month, we look at the latest mid-market buyout industry statistics

EU Passports for Sale in Sunny Cyprus Lure Rich Russians' Cash

Program attracted $4.4 billion in foreign investment last year

Brexit will change role of asset managers, says Investment Association

The debate about the role of asset management is a likely to change in a post-Brexit world

Why Aberdeen Asset Management and Standard Life are merging into Standard Life Aberdeen, by Martin Gilbert

The merger will create a world-class investment company headquartered in Scotland.

S&W’s Kenny: being the master of your own destiny is crucial

‘Funds under management are now in excess of £18 billion"

3.5m Brits living abroad vow never to return to the UK

10 per cent said they would consider it, whilst 21 per cent said ‘maybe’

Investment banks continue to lose ground in capital markets industry

The report notes that value migration, by which revenues shift from investment banks to the wider industry, continued.

Rugby World Cup and Société Générale extend worldwide partnership

World Rugby has announced that Société Générale has renewed its long-standing and hugely-successful worldwide partnership of Rugby World Cup for the 2019 event in Japan.

Bosses think Lisa may cause staff to cut pension saving

Just 20 per cent of employers polled expected to arrange additional financial education about the range of savings options available

Distributors Tipped to Reduce Funds Under MiFID II

Southern Europe expected to be harder hit by new regulatory regimes

Interview: Sue Evans, Rowan Dartington

The Hereford team certainly has the expertise to navigate this period of growth.

Boomer and Millennial Women Donors Motivated by Different Factors, Study Says

Boomer women are much more confident and strategic in their giving than millennial women, who more frequently reported making giving decisions based on their emotions, according to the study.

Opportunities and risks for investors in central and east Europe

FT dashboard on how the five core CEE countries are faring in race for foreign capital

Britain has more billionaires than ever before, 2017 Rich List reveals

There are now 134 billionaires in the UK, which has increased from 120 in last year's list.

We need an RDR which is relevant to normal people, not just the wealthy”, says senior industry figure Peter Mann

According to recent industry data, the standard hourly fee for a financial adviser in the UK is £150 and an initial review costs an average of £500, while more specialist advice, on areas such as direct benefit transfer, will cost closer to &a

City firms say they won't be ready for Brexit in two years

Banks are preparing for a hard Brexit and want to keep as many jobs in the UK as they can, finds report

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