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Brexit uncertainty pushing HNWIs to Jersey

Economic Development minister Lyndon Farnham told the newspaper that he felt the spike in inquiries was, in part, due to uncertainty caused by Brexit.

Did the Fed just restart quantitative easing?

Another round of formal trade discussions between the US and China kicked off this week

Why family funds make for sound wealth management structures

There is a variety of structures families can choose to commit their assets to, each with its own attributes and uses.

‘And the Marketing Campaign of the Year award goes to Phoenix Financial PR’

We owe a huge debt of thanks to leading bond and debt advisory firm Fidelitas Capital for giving us the opportunity to work on something so different and so much fun.

IQ-EQ’s annual Crossroads event to explore relationship between PERE and family offices

Bringing together PERE houses and family offices

Could CEO exit trigger Close Brothers break-up?

Close was keen to downplay Preben Prebensen’s departure but analysts think the exit may prompt calls to be break up the compnay.

Group says outlook "mixed" as funds fall in third quarter

Trading statement for the quarter ended 30 September 2019

Wealth manager buys London adviser

The Private Office was founded in 2008 and now has more than 2500 clients, 31 advisers and four trainee advisers.

Hargreaves Lansdown Makes Solid Start Amid Growth In Assets

Assets under administration at the period-end totalled GBP101.8 billion, up on GBP99.3 billion as at June 30 and GBP94.1 billion a year ago.

Merian Global Investors to acquire multi-asset business

The investment team will be accompanied by three system analysts who have played a key role in evolving the desk’s investment process.

Wealth manager buys third London Financial Planner

TPO chief executive, Stuart Phillips, said: “The deal strengthens the firm’s London presence and creates a platform for further natural growth”.

Corporate governance: the longest play of all?

Essentially it is that companies are analysed more extensively than ever before on their corporate governance.

Wealth firm eyes clients shaken by ‘rock-star’ manager failings

It has attracted more than £1bn of assets under management since launch four months ago

Handelsbanken: High on risk, low on ammo

The unemployment alarms may have been a disruptive factor in the run-up to this winter’s collective wage agreement negotiations, which will determine new salaries for around 2.8 million Swedes.

GAM denies takeover rumours

GAM said its board is open to assessing all options that would maximise value for shareholders.

Global Market Insights by WHIreland

It would now seem as though they are in ‘pause mode’ and that the members are becoming divided over the next direction of action.

Liontrust assets up 15% as inflows soar

The net inflows have been achieved at a time of uncertainty for retail investors in the UK.

BMO Gam upsizes low-cost range to rival 7IM and AJ Bell

Paul Niven’s range has amassed £300m since launch two years ago

Sanlam Investments launches US Absolute Return Fund

Tom Carroll, Head of Asset Management at Sanlam Investments said: “It remains a hugely challenging environment for investors seeking positive returns amid volatility.

Balance of payments current account: still running deficits

Putting aside the erratic quarterly movements in 2019Q1 and 2019Q2 for a moment, the current account deficit tended to improve in late 2016 and 2017

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