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Royal London study on protection insurance in the UK

Analysis of premiums Royal London customers pay reveals the average life insurance premium is £21.28 per month

UK economy ends 2016 on strong footing - Schroders

Consumer demand is driving growth

Looming Inflation Creates Opportunities for European Managers

Inflation-linked products soar in popularity

Foresight reflects on positive year after £17m of investments

“2016 will go down as one of the most industrious years for the Private Equity team at Foresight."

Here's how much people make working for a hedge fund

The median pay for hedge fund executives, including bonuses, was $400,000.

Court’s Brexit ruling means little to wealth managers

The decision is expected to result in a marginal delay to the triggering.

Take a look inside London's underground Fort Knox – where the wealthy go to store their valuables

Both businesses and private clients have signed up to use the facilities.

Deutsche Bank Nears Partial Sale of Deutsche Asset Management

Deutsche Bank could sell 25 percent of its shares in Deutsche Asset Management.

IdealRatings Inc. and PwC Luxembourg announce a Joint Business Relationship

As a leading provider in the research and screening industry, IdealRatings commitment has always been to provide our clients with valuable services

Why fund managers with Ferraris are better

Owners of sensible cars guaranteed the least volatile rate of return.

Italy regulator summons Intesa Sanpaolo and Generali

What would be among the industry's biggest deals in Europe.

Schroders' Huw van Steenis: Five things I learned at Davos

Populism, automation, regime changes, future forecasting and long-term investing - Huw van Steenis, Global Head of Strategy, shares his perspectives from the 2017 World Economic Forum meeting.

Three out of 10 advisers earn more than £1m

Brexit was the major cause for concern, with the vast majority of advisers (78 per cent) reporting concern over market volatility in the lead up to the UK's withdrawal from the European Union.

Exiles in Ireland find a home from home

It took him just three weeks to find a flat in Dublin’s fashionable Grand Canal Dock area.

London-based financial firms in talks with Amsterdam over possible relocation to Dutch capital

Companies may not opt to move to Amsterdam as the Netherlands has a cap on bonuses paid to bosses.

CCP Recovery and Resolution: The good the bad and the costly by Nick Nicholls, GFT

The European Commission (EC) has announced a proposal for new rules that will ensure that Central Clearing Counterparties (CCPs) can be managed more effectively should they experience serious distress and failings.

Banks and Big Four are tax avoiders’ middlemen

The report shows the role of European intermediaries in facilitating tax avoidance and evasion.

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

The expected positive impact of the US presidential election outcome has been discounted, but policy uncertainty still reigns

Greek Eurobank seeks strategic partner for Romania's Bancpost

Our target is for the whole process to conclude in a year from now.

St. James’s Place – “The East champions globalisation as the West talks protection.”

As the momentous decisions of 2016 began to take form last week, the sense of a historic shift was palpable

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