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Mortgage market rebounds with surge in new lending

People are clearly adjusting to what is the new normal when it comes to mortgage rates.

UK spending cuts likely while Trump whirlwind clouds investment picture, according to global fund manager survey

This survey showed that forecasts for 2025 GDP growth have slipped to 1.1% from 1.25% in the previous quarter.

Matthew Gilligan receives global STEP Founder’s Award for Outstanding Achievement

Matthew joins an elite group of recipients who have demonstrated an exceptional and sustained commitment to STEP, surpassing expectations.

UHNWIs shift focus from London addresses to luxury enclaves – Eccord

UHNW buyers showed preference for privacy, security, and exclusivity, driven by tax policy changes and lifestyle shifts.

Calastone research reveals tokenisation could save US$135 billion for asset management industry

The research also identifies that fund processing costs are projected to rise by 32% over the next three years, putting firms under increasing pressure to modernise.

Identifying vulnerable customers not a box-ticking exercise as FCA data reveals trust gap

The impact of the pandemic and the subsequent cost of living crisis has meant the industry has moved to improve things at a pace they may not have previously.

Insights from 125 years of investment experience

The “UBS Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2025” shows the market performance of the last 125 years for various asset classes.

International Women’s Day: more female advisers ‘key’ to closing gender advice gap

Men are twice as likely to have a personal pension than women

IWD 2025: ‘Imposter syndrome can be devastating’

To mark International Women’s Day and its theme of ‘Accelerate Action’, female wealth managers discuss what can be done to speed up gender equality in finance.

Third of UK entrepreneurs explore early business sales after Rachel Reeves’ tax raid

Fiscal shifts, coupled with ongoing market challenges, are reshaping business owners’ outlooks, report by Brown Shipley found

Do wealthy women prefer female financial advisers?

Ahead of International Women’s Day, Citywire explores whether wealthy women prefer to put their money with female wealth advisers.

Handelsbanken report highlights persistent gender gap in finances

Findings also highlight how the gender divide in financial literacy and confidence in investment markets and products is impairing women’s ability to build wealth

Third-party fund administrator survey reveals importance of cloud data

The introduction of T+1, collaboration on market data and the increasing use of cloud data are top of mind for many in the industry, our survey finds.

Investment Foundation: Ruedi Stutz hands over management to Clemens Schreiber

The Board of Trustees will propose Ruedi Stutz for election to the Board of Trustees at the Investors' Meeting on May 22, 2025.

Will the European Central Bank cut interest rates further this week?

The cut will bring its key benchmark rate, the deposit facility, down to 2.5% following a full percentage reduction last year and a 0.25% cut in January.

Schroder QEP Global Core celebrates 25th anniversary by unveiling 10 stock market themes for 2025

The strategy employs a blend of quantitative analysis and fundamental insights to identify compelling investment opportunities focused on value and quality from a broad universe of over 15,000 companies.

Accountants can influence growth, competitiveness and innovation in the UK to boost the economy − speech by Afua Kyei

Given at the 2025 Annual Ball Chartered Accountants Students Society London, Moorgate place

"The role of tokenization in the financial system of the future"

Tokenization enables the "digitization" of these assets, representing them as tokens and granting them properties with significant potential to enhance and improve the financial system.

The Power of One Voice Summit

The evidence is stark - too many youngsters are falling through the net and feel that they don't matter - and with good reason.

Eurozone - Keep calm and carry on

The ECB is expected to pause as it nears neutral; tariff shock to drive extensive rate cuts thereafter.

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