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Lighthouse and Quilter advisers look to exit

The £46.2m deal will see the formation of an advice giant as big as rival St James's Place as Lighthouse's 400 advisers join Quilter's network Intrinsic, bringing total adviser numbers in the business to 3,900.

International rugby player trains to be financial adviser

He came to the UK when we was 25 and said he was "completely unaware" of Isa and pension allowances and, although he did invest in property, he said he "wasn’t as shrewd as maybe I could have been".

AJ Bell shrugs off Brexit angst with 27% leap in profits

Wealth manager’s shares have rallied sharply since its IPO last year

Here’s the 1st rule of Geneva private banking — don’t live in France

“Obviously, there are some security reasons,” Yves Mirabaud, chairman of the Association of Swiss Private Banks, said in an interview.

Sanlam Global High Quality Strategy exceeds £1 billion in Assets under Management

The success of the fund has been recognised through an array of prestigious industry awards.

Aviva Investors' £1bn fund manager loads up on SJP and Schroders

SJP accounted for 3.12% of the fund and Schroders 2.2% at the end of April.

The First Rule of Geneva Private Banking: Don't Live in France

Code has gained attention after UBS’s record fine in France

Scheduled Trading Update

The group delivered a solid performance in the period.

German private bank wants to take over Bankhaus Schilling

The acquisition is subject to successful completion of the audit, final settlement and required approvals.

The Next Big Thing

This influences investment as most equity portions of portfolios are significantly exposed to western businesses.

Sanlam Global fund announces £1bn in assets under management

"The market volatility of the past year provided notable challenges, but it was a chance for the strategy to once again prove its metal.

Barclays and Brewin big winners at CISI’s 26th annual awards

Barclays topped the charts with four winners, with Brewin having three winners, as did Schroders.

Deutsche Bank Staff Warned Executives About Suspicious Activity in Trump and Kushner Accounts

But executives at Deutsche Bank, which has lent billions of dollars to the Trump and Kushner companies, rejected their employees’ advice.

Hawksford triumphs as most successful organisation at prestigious Citywealth awards

The business won Trust Company of the Year, while Darren Kelland, Global Head of Private Client Services, was named Trustee of the Year. Hawksford also came runner up in the Family Office of the Year category.

Foster Denovo buys wealth manager

The move follows Foster Denovo’s acquisition of Kent firm Orchard Wealth Cultivation in February, when the firm announced its growth strategy, with more deals expected in 2019.

Why high net-worth families in the Middle East are looking to Guernsey for private wealth solutions

A final word on demographics and global wealth trends.

Ruffer prepares for Brexit with new Paris office

Ruffer said the Paris office is a 'natural extension' of its efforts to serve continental European clients

Trusts will keep the assets in the family

There are many different kinds of trust to choose from; according to HMRC, these include bare trusts, interest in possession trusts, accumulation trusts, mixed trusts, settlor-interested trusts, discretionary trusts and non-resident trusts - and different

TOP NEWS: Investec Progresses Demerger; Sees Annual Profit Rise

In the twelve months to March 31, Investec's pretax profit increased 7.8% to GBP687.2 million from GBP637.5 million the year prior.

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