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Did Daphne du Maurier predict Brexit?

The electorate has voted to leave in a referendum and the government has instead formed a new union with the United States.

New figures confirm Jersey is continuing to attract new AIFMs - Appleby

Figures revealed for Jersey-registered alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs) show a continuing rise in the six months to 30 June 2016.

Investor confidence in UK bounces back to 2016 high after Brexit vote fall

However, both were down significantly – 28.57 and 47.11 percentage points respectively – on August last year.

Start saving early to meet future degree costs - Jason Hollands, Tilney Bestinvest

The Invesco Perpetual Global Targeted Return fund has 25-30 individual investment strategies running within it at any given time

Investors to look to “safe haven” fine wine post Brexit

This trend has continued with strong demand from US and Asian investors spurred by the fall in sterling against the US and Hong Kong dollar.

Money remains the biggest conversation taboo for high net worth individuals - but this is changing

Money is becoming less of a conversation taboo for high net worth individuals but it still remains the most awkward topic, reveals a new global poll.

Tiny banks are kicking Europe's financial giants while they're down

The data excludes some of the massive deals of 2015 that have not yet been completed, including Anheuser-Busch InBev's $100 billion-plus merger with SABMiller .

Units of Power - a Children & the Arts collective collaboration by Penny Lovell

I really hope that you have the time to learn more about this fantastic cause and, of course, to appreciate the arts.

What £1 million will get you in property around the UK

We asked a number of estate agents for properties on the market for £1 million in various parts of the UK.

Brexit will be brilliant for business says top entrepreneur

The prominent Leave campaigner said the country needed to remain confident in its abilities.

These maps show where most bankers live in London

The study also showed that the postcode most densely populated with bankers was E14 for the Isle of Dogs.

Europe's boutique firms stealing M&A market share, dealmakers, data shows

Advisory boutiques have captured 44 percent or $1.7 billion of total completed M&A deals fees in Europe, Thomson Reuters data collected up to August 10 shows.

Britain Has Become the World’s Cheapest Luxury Market

The recent shakeup, known as Brexit, also saw British Prime Minister David Cameron resigning, explaining that he does not consider himself the right “Captain to take the country to its next destination.”

RBS would move HQ south in event of Yes vote in independence referendum

The First Minister has promised to explore all options to keep Scotland in the EU, but has also warned that a snap, second vote on breaking-up Britain is "highly likely”.

A duke's wealth is the natural result of a free society - and should be celebrated

No Conservative is going to come into office saying he or she wishes to entrench privilege and increase inequality.

The crack-up boom has already begun by Tim Price

The masses, it seems, have been waking up for a while.

Outsourcing by IFAs Set to Jump

Regulation driving independent financial advisors to outsource a greater percentage of assets under administration

My $2bn Greek bailout: Britain's best-connected financier Amanda Stavely reveals she is on the brink of another stunning deal

It also led to a £720million legal claim from Staveley against Barclays claiming she and her investing partners were unfairly treated.

Demand for central London office space on the rise

The demand for rented office space in central London has bounced back since the EU referendum in a vote of confidence for the capital's finance sector.

To See Where World’s Easy Money Is Going, Look at Russia’s Ruble

Ruble’s correlation with crude to the lowest in a year

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