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Sun, sea . . . and better value for money: Top places to retire

Portugal, France or Spain? Pension tax implications or other high-living costs can lead people to look abroad

The older expats facing poverty – thanks to Brexit and frozen pensions

The recent fall in the pound has made a terrible situation even worse.

Make fund charges simple, Morningstar urges FCA

The regulator suggested four ways that the all-in fee could be implemented

Bad news by Tim Price

“We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true.”

Harbour Pensions sees Qrops rise in EEA market despite 25% tax

The relationship with Feifa members will be overseen by Rebecca Fleming, sales & marketing manager at Harbour.

Different trends of real economic and confidence indicators open up the possibility of disappointments

Guy Wagner (BLI - Banque de Luxembourg Investments): Different trends of real economic and confidence indicators open up the possibility of disappointments

Tax Havens Can Be Surprisingly Close to Home

Gabriel Zucman, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, has estimated that as of 2013, about 10 percent of the world's financial wealth -- more than $6 trillion – was held in such locales.

Adviser pay hits all-time high in the UK

The average salary earned by UK advisers has hit an all-time high

UK develops new liquidity tools for Islamic banks

The Bank of England recognises that Islamic banks are currently unable to use the central bank’s existing liquidity facilities.

The real implications of Brexit will be found in the exit deal's silences

We are still fully in.

What Brexit: Venture capital investment in UK startups is up and the future "optimistic"

Biotech and life sciences in particular were attractive in the UK, while Currencycloud landing £20m from investors such as Google

Germany, France Vie For London-Based Regulator

Both Paris and Frankfurt want to become the new home of the European Banking Authority, which will be forced to leave London as a result of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU.

Best underwriter: SSA - Credit Agricole

The bank’s 2016 SSA deal highlights include Kommuninvest’s inaugural green bond and Asian Development Bank’s first benchmark-sized green bond.

‘We were deluded to think we could drift comfortably from DB to DC’, says IFA industry panel

Just 46% of adults in the UK currently have an occupational or workplace pension

Time to grow, says Deutsche after fourth cash call

Deutsche Bank shares closed 0.96% weaker on Friday in Frankfurt after earlier being down 1.8%.

Deutsche Finance International/Yoo Capital consortium buys Olympia London in £296m deal

The venue welcomes 1.6 m visitors and hosts over 200 events a year over its seven connected spaces.

Why A Quiet Blockchain Consortium Could Soon Make Noise

Although launched with little noise, its potential is huge.

Senior Bank Creditors Aren't as Safe as Some Think, Danske Says

He’s advising against applying any lessons from Italy to the EU’s future framework for troubled lenders.

Cyprus's Restored Business Environment Offers Investment Opportunities

Cyprus is a founding member of the EBRD and we are looking forward to the opportunity to host this important event.

These 40 year-old fixed income MDs are in big demand

The limp forecast might have something to do with the fact that Morgan Stanley pulled out of emerging markets two years ago though.

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