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Anti-elite sentiment may lead to Brexit, warns PM's 'best friend'

He recalled how losing Sweden's 2003 Euro referendum had taught him that anti-Brussels sentiment was easily capable of trumping hard-headed argument.

Deutsche loses top 3 slot in investment bank rankings

JPMorgan retains its title at the top of the league tables, followed by Goldman Sachs, which consolidated its hold on second place after a strong performance in G10 rates trading, cash equities and G10 foreign exchange products.

Investors losing their faith in central banks

Investors and the financial markets are questioning the ability of central banks' stimuli to revitalize global economies, despite promises to do whatever it takes and increasingly unconventional and unprecedented actions.

A world of hidden wealth: why we are shining a light offshore

Huge leak reveals how the powerful exploit secretive tax regimes – and widen the gulf between rich and poor

Free lunch?

Clearly, for private investors seeking income, the new dividend allowance will have important implications.

Old Mutual UK Smaller Companies moved to Recommended list

The team members are firm believers in the value of original research, through which they seek to identify and exploit share price anomalies.

Estimates for the Private Client Indices and ARC Charity Indices

Fluctuations in Sterling versus other currencies meant that international equities generally out performed UK.

UK banks losing 40% of applicants during on-boarding

When banks on-board new customers they must comply with Know Your Customer and Anti Money Laundering requirements which requires them to verify the identity of potential customers.

Brexit and Other Banking Risks

The Australian-born, 57-year-old investment banker is an avid poker player.

Here's How Data Analytics Could Get You Hired By Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, UBS

Big data is surging through the investment industry

Santander To Cut Headcount At Corporate HQ And At Spanish Unit

Spanish lender Santander will carry out a reorganisation of its operations in its home country with a view to increasing its digital footprint, simplifying its internal processes and avoiding undesirable overlaps between different units.

eub Brexit and The Fed to drive investors towards the dollar until the summer

Investors are piling into the dollar - and they are likely to continue to do so for the next two and a half months.

10,000 Millionaires Have Left France Due To Fears Over Islam, Racial Divides, Crime And Immigration

Overall last year France lost approximately 3 percent of its total number of millionaires, while it’s capital, Paris, lost about six percent of its millionaires.

Spain’s ‘Bad Bank’ Tries to Increase Real-Estate Sales

Sareb saw a slowdown in unloading assets last year

Barclays still at top of financial complaints league with well over half a million in 2015 - while TalkTalk tops telecoms list

Barclays was followed by Lloyds Bank which received 230,041 and Bank of Scotland with 182,702 complaints.

European investment banks pay less in bonuses- Barclays' research

Big banker bonuses were blamed for encouraging risk-taking and contributing to the 2008-2009 financial crisis.

Pay report 2016: the breadwinners in wealth management

Our exclusive report reveals the distribution of wealth management remuneration across the UK.

The adviser merry-go-round continues - Equifax Touchstone

Adviser FCA registrations up by 53% in 2015

How to job hop in investment banking and survive

A guy I knew did just that. The day he showed up at our bank it was to assume his third job in five years.

Exodus of 10,000 millionaires amid rising Muslim tensions

Rising tensions in France, especially in Paris following a series of Islamist terrorist attacks in 2015, have spurred an exodus of its super-wealthy citizens, a new report on migration trends of millionaires and high-net worth individuals across the world

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