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StanChart CEO Bill Winters to shift power to regional hubs

Standard Chartered’s new chief executive is planning a structural overhaul

Wealth management firm launches model portfolios to advisers

Wealth management firm has launched 11 risk-rated model portfolios as an offshoot of its discretionary management service

Guernsey's fund industry saw growth during Q1 of 2015

It means the net asset value of all funds under management and administration in Guernsey now stands at £222.2 billion.

Intertrust completes acquisition of CorpNordic

Intertrust Group has completed the acquisition of CorpNordic, the leading corporate services provider in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.

U.K. Wealth Managers to Profit Most as Rates Rise, Liberum Says

Wealth managers including Hargreaves Lansdown Plc have the most profit to gain among U.K. financial-services companies should interest rates rise, according to investment bank Liberum Capital Ltd.

UBP to cut between 60 and 110 jobs after Coutts deal - source

The son of the founder hopes the deal will bolster business in Asia

Charles Stanley to move wealth managers onto profit-linked pay deals

The contract changes, which affect all staff with revenue-based variable remuneration, will be phased in over three years from next January.

How the UK's newest private bank plans to shake up the market

New private bank Hampden & Co has attracted the attention of 400 prospective clients just days after opening its doors

Outsourcing Investment: Samantha Secomb of Women’s Wealth

Chartered financial planner Samantha Secomb, director of Kent-based Women’s Wealth, has outsourced on an occasional basis since her firm’s inception in May 2010 but has more recently adopted it as a core proposition.

Asset managers in Spain benefit from quest for higher yields

The recovery in Spain gives investors confidence

‘Different’ Towry plans to expand investment offering

Towry has outlined plans to expand its investment proposition following its acquisition of financial planning and discretionary firm Ashcourt Rowan.

15th Berenberg Polo Derby: Hamburg polo highlight celebrates anniversary

It is the year of anniversaries in the Berenberg world. In 2015, not only is Germany’s oldest private bank celebrating its 425th birthday, the Berenberg Polo Derby is also being staged from the 15th time.

Seventh employee fired at ABN Amro Dubai

Dutch state-owned bank ABN Amro has fired a seventh employee at its Dubai private banking desk following an internal probe into irregularities.

Veritas’ Rosenfelder on life after restructure

Veritas Asset Management’s co-founder Anthony Rosenfelder says assets under management have more than trebled while staff headcount has more than doubled since he was a Wealth Manager cover star in May 2009.

Why Augmentation NOT Automation will Triumph as Robo-Advisors Evelove

In 1997, an IBM computer named Deep Blue took on chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov and won. It was hailed as a major victory in the machine vs. man battle for supremacy.

Summer in Europe, particularly in London, has long been attractive to Emiratis with means.

This means Europe now has reciprocal visa arrangements with the UAE

What marketers can learn from private banking and the Daddos

The only thing we did have in common is our lack of the need of anything approaching a private bank.

Caledonia Investments To Acquire Seven Investment Management

Seven Investment Management is currently owned by Allied Zurich Holdings Ltd and Aegon UK through 7IM Holdings Ltd.

Through A Glass Darkly - The future of the Bull Market by Justin Urquhart Stewart

The phrase "Through A Glass Darkly" is often used to imply the lack of definition in seeing any specific object, thought or concept, either now or in the future.

Rothschild back with Bouygues as Altice circles

Rothschild could be in line for its first €10 billion-plus M&A win of the year in Europe

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