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Dublin third among European cities for real estate investment

Capital has peaked for opportunistic returns but demand remains strong, report reveals

SEC Administrative Proceedings Increase as Constitutional Challenges Continue

New report draws on recently launched Securities Enforcement Empirical Database (SEED)

Rise in global wealth of top 1 per cent is harmful to the wellbeing of remaining 99 per cent, shows new research from Oxford Profess

New research by Professor at Said Business School, University of Oxford, identifies worrying relationship between the rise in wealth of top 1 per cent and issues of public health and productivity

Schroders' Geoff Blanning, Head of Commodities, shares his Outlook for 2016

Commodity investors suffered in 2015 as major headwinds continued, primarily the strengthening dollar and the weakening Chinese economy.

Mobile banking explodes in London: research shows 38% ready for new technology

Research also highlights that 26% of Londoners would consider banking with a new generation of tech-savvy lenders known as challenger banks.

A Baker, A Cherry Placer or Julius Baer?

As the new year begins and resolutions to become fighting fit are considered (and quietly discarded!), in the world of wealth management and private banking, budgets are being set, business development and strategy plans are being put in motion and the su

UK banks charge SMEs £4bn in hidden international money transfer costs per year

6% of bank revenues from foreign currency transactions are hidden from small business customers

Bankers sound alarm bells over Brexit consequences

Brexit is unlikely to unseat the City of London as Europe’s main financial centre

Grant Thornton tops Experian Corpfin East of England M&A ranking

Grant Thornton has been named as the region’s number one financial adviser for merger and acquisition activity in a new report from information services company Experian Corpfin.

Big banks in Estonia are too lazy and lack innovation - Neivelt

Aripaev writes that according to Estonian businessman and former Hansabank CEO Indrek Neivelt, large banks operating in Estonia are very lazy and have too much fat.

Greater investments will be made toward banking on the blockchain - Capgemini

2016 will be the year of big partnerships between blockchain – and blockchain like companies – and major financial institutions.

Q1 2016 Intermediary Investment Update - 7IM

Take the European stockmarket, for instance. It powered ahead in the first quarter of 2015, as Europe finally seemed to have got its act together (economically speaking) and European companies showed signs of a good year for corporate profits.

JPMorgan Warns Firms Could Pull U.K. Jobs in Event of `Brexit'

Financial services would feel the “negative impact of Brexit” most, which could “result in jobs moving outside the U.K

Bankers say City 'would continue to thrive' in or out of Europe

Barclays and HSBC said disruption from Brexit could be short-term, depending on the terms of the departure

J.P. Morgan’s 14 predictions for investment banking revenues and jobs in 2016 and beyond

Abouhossein and colleagues have just issued an epic report on the outlook for investment banking revenues over the next 12 months and in years to come.

Sir Roger Gifford, member of Multrees Investor Services Board and former Lord Mayor of London, states his expectations for the City of London in 2016

Sir Roger Gifford is the former Lord Mayor of London, non-executive director of Multrees and current country head of SEB UK, and has worked in the financial services industry for over 30 years.

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