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LME Launches Discussion Paper On Market

The LME is now embarking on a market-wide engagement period, ending on 30 June 2017.

Rothschild's sweet return as banker's protege Emmanuel Macron marches on the Elysee Palace

Certainly the financial markets are betting on wholesale reforms.

The Feeding Frenzy

British Asset Management Group Aberdeen had also been interested in Pioneer but withdrew its name from the horde of interested firms last November.

L&G secures London industrial investment for €61m

The price offers up front yield reward as well as the opportunity to add further value.

"Expect the unexpected" - cyber security - 2017 and beyond

The reality is that all businesses present different levels of risk to their customers and markets, and have varying budgets to spend on cyber security.

UAE continues to be buoyant and lucrative, says Quilter Cheviot

Quilter Cheviot expects this growth to continue as the International Monetary Fund forecasts Emirati economic growth will strengthen to 2.5 per cent this year and 3.1 per cent in 2018.

When a man retires and time is no longer a matter of urgent importance, his colleagues generally present him with a watch. – R. C. Sheriff

. We need to ensure that we are self-sufficient and financially secure for the duration of retirement and, of course, time plays a large part in achieving this.

Aris Wealth' quant indices fare well

The net return of 2% year-to-date is combined with low volatility of 4.5%, low net exposure versus the market of 22% and no significant correlation to the major European Indices.

Fund manager Jupiter axes boss’s pay rise

The Jupiter rebellion is a sign that investors are gearing up for continued battles over executive rewards.

What Brexit Means for London’s First FinTech Unicorn TransferWise

TransferWise was founded in 2010 and it began its operations in 2011.

ECB can provide emergency cash to French banks if needed -Nowotny

Investors fear that a potential run-off between eurosceptic candidates Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon would raise questions about France's future in the European Union, roiling financial markets and undermining depositor confidence.

Many fewer independent fund directors in Europe than the US

Quarter of boards that oversee European mutual funds have no independent director

The banking scion who found a new life as a start-up investor

The same number that HSBC is moving to France because of the Brexit vote.

Amundi rules out absorbing investment research costs

Clients of French fund house will keep paying for research from banks and brokerages

How to Break Europe's Financial 'Doom Loop'

So long as this linkage persists, Europe will continue to pose a threat to financial stability worldwide.

The Model Bad Bank

European institutions are thinking over how best to rid Europe's banks of their billions in bad loans.

Posh Kensington & Chelsea has London’s highest number of empty homes

Manchester has seen the greatest fall over a decade, dropping 88 per cent to 1,365.

Scrapping triple lock would cost votes, poll finds

Old Mutual Wealth's survey of 1,000 people over the age of 55 found that if the government did opt to scrap the triple lock, 34.2 per cent would be "less likely" to vote Conservative.

Charles Stanley to build on asset management overhaul - Christopher Aldous

The world is changing very quickly and Charles Stanley is no longer a group of little businesses.

Managers Look to Profit From the Growing Popularity of Systematic Investments in Europe

Knowing local differences will give them a vital edge when developing distribution and marketing strategies

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