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Profile: Bordier UK chief on earning advice fees and ‘eating your own cooking’

MacLeod’s gut feeling on his future was certainly right as, at just 29 years old

Business linked to James Bond author eyes expansion

It manages about $43bn in assets under administration, including $11bn in assets under management.

"Societe Generale Private Banking named "Best Private Bank in Monaco""

The award was made at the “Global Private Banking Awards” ceremony in Singapore on 4 November 2015.

Wealth management firm's plans to double in size

The industry still has a blind spot about ethics.

The very rich Dutch are getting richer, says Quote magazine

Top of the list is again Frits Goldschmeding, founder of the Randstad staffing agency

Julius Baer Would Consider Partnerships in China, CEO Says

Julius Baer has a representative office in Shanghai.

RBC’s Trust, Custody and Fund Administration businesses in the Caribbean changes hands

The Europe-based SMP Partners Group has announced that it has entered into a purchase and sale agreement to acquire RBC’s Trust, Custody and Fund Administration businesses in the Caribbean.

Bankers should only get bonuses if they hire more women, says Virgin Money boss

Recommendations to Government review include proposals to get more women into senior roles in the banking industry

Nutmeg CEO: Robo-advice won’t replace traditional advisers

Mr Hungerford said online companies in the UK were so far only doing the investment management.

RBC Wealth Management outlines four main pressure points currently faced by HNW investors

Although a concern, investors should accept volatility as the new norm and look for opportunities for those businesses where fundamentals remain strong

Standard Chartered thought likely to be a takeover target

With the level of capital that the bank has, footprint to boot and the opportunities in scale, the bank is definitely a target now

Lunch with the FT: Neb Nerbanke By Tim Price

“Mr Bernanke denies that the Fed unfairly “enriched the rich” because it only “returned asset prices and the like back to trend”, and the recent rise in US stock prices “is because returns are low”.

International M&A and Corporate Finance Advisory firm recognised in industry awards

The company, which was founded in 2000 and is wholly owned by it partners and management, has in recent months won a number of awards including “Independent M&A Advisers of the Year – Switzerland” in Finance Monthly’s 2015 Gl

PFS awards: check out all the winners

The Personal Finance Society has awarded Simon Glazier of Aberdeen-based AAB Wealth chartered financial planner of the year, and Edinburgh-based Carbon Financial Partners chartered firm of the year.

Clear signal? by St. James's Place

Global markets ended October on their way back to near record highs with the FTSE All-World Index gaining 8%.

Swiss bank UBS lowers profit guidance and pushes back targets

Net profit at the bank for the three months ended September rose to SFr2.1bn £1.5bn from SFr762m a year earlier

EFG International formally launches business in Cyprus

Costas Stylianou works very closely with London-based Demetris Pisiaras, who is the market coordinator for Cyprus.

John Spiers' wealth firm unveils digital service

They will also be able to access EQ's discretionary managed portfolios.

Societe Generale to sell 20% stake in Amundi through IPO

Amundi Asset Management has been established as a joint venture between Societe Generale and Crédit Agricole in 2010.

London's wealth managers have missed their chance to reshape the profession

Josh Spero speaks to founder of Lord North Street, William Drake, about London's wealth landscape and his new property venture RFR

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