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Coutts Reignites Partnership with Coram

Coutts staff have chosen Coram, the UK’s oldest children’s charity as their new partner.

Canaccord Genuity buys British investment and wealth management firm

With a history that dates back to 1897, the firm has maintained an unwavering commitment to offering the highest standard of investment management and advice centred on the principles of accessibility, technical excellence and integrity

Frenkel Topping still open to buyers after profit rise

The government is consulting again on the rate, which may mean that they move down again.

Eastwood Private Clients aims to double in size over two years

Having our own identity while maintaining our close ties with the Eastwood name gives us an excellent platform from which to achieve further growth.

Mirabaud AM launches private equity business; brings first fund to market

Private equity team to be based in Paris

Frogs to princes: Arbuthnot Latham’s strategy for growth

We are increasingly hiring bankers who are not London-based.

5 Hats Every Wealth Manager Must Wear

In our industry wealth managers aspire to deliver holistic solutions to the affluent.

EFG International completes another part of the BSI merger

This marks the final step in the legal integration of the BSI entities into EFG, achieved on schedule.

Bellpenny and Ascot Lloyd merge to create £6bn business.

The merger completed on 1 July.

AFH completes purchases of three more IFA firms

For £1.9m combined maximum price

UBS Overhauls European Wealth Business, Revamps Management

UBS is reducing the number of booking hubs for its cross-border business to three countries -- Switzerland, Germany, and the U.K. -- from about 10 at present. European onshore businesses will be integrated in the bank’s new continental hub for wealt

Wealth management firm to expand East Mids business

UBS has an unrivalled regional footprint

Duo of deals boost growth at Fairstone

Our national presence is continuing to grow as our portfolio of advisory businesses expands.

Cains fiduciary business changes hands

Integration of the two businesses will start in August.

St. James’s Place chief to focus on Asia after stepping down from top job at year’s end

The FTSE 100 company acquired Henley Group in 2014, enabling it to service the British expatriate market in Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai.

SJP dismisses shift to quant strategies

Key to the change, which resulted in some fund manager redundancies, was the claim the move to more automated strategies would help lower charges on the products.

Van Lanschot changes name to Van Lanschot Kempen

Our new brand reflects our ambition to create quality, value and growth for our clients and other stakeholders.

European Wealth goes global with Singapore deal

European Wealth had originally entered into exclusive talks to buy the firm, but that eventually fell through.

Matthew Butcher moves on as Neptune abandons wealth plan

Cliff has also ended his link with Neptune and it is not known whether he has taken up another post in the industry.

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