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Wealth manager unveils plans to buy 20 IFAs

"We believe that the fact that these acquisitions will be internally funded provides us with a far more robust and secure framework.

George Osborne takes on EU to battle for bankers' bonuses

UK will find it hard to block EU decision to cap City bonuses

Standard Chartered posts tenth year of record profits

Standard Chartered has announced a tenth consecutive year of income, profit and dividend growth.

RLAM inflows rise 66% boosted by fixed interest

At the end of 2012 assets under management had risen to £47.6 billion, an increase of 8% from 2011.

Moneygate signs partnership with HNW specialist

The partnership will see the firms grow a new corporate offering.

HSBC bank says 2012 net profit drops 16.5%

Stuart Gulliver, the chief executive, will see his potential pay package drop following the fine

EU banker pay cap 'threatens thousands of British jobs'

The Government signalled its growing anger over European Union plans to impose a cap on pay for bankers this weekend when a senior minister with close ties to the Chancellor said that hundreds of thousands of British jobs were being put at risk.

STEP launches 2013/14 STEP Private Client Awards

The STEP Private Client Awards is the pre-eminent international competition highlighting excellence across the private wealth sector.

Old Mutual's new look

Adjusted operating pre-tax profit rose 18 per cent to £1.61bn on an IFRS basis.

ARC Private Client Indices and ARC Charity Indices February 2013 Estimates

The February 2013 performance estimates for the ARC Private Client Indices and ARC Charity Indices have been calculated

Wealth manager raises capital from sale of Liontrust shares

The stock was redeemable in shares in Liontrust with a nominal value of one pound each.

Coutts Continues Strategic Refocus

RBS said in 2011 that it wanted to strengthen its presence in the UK and focus future investments in growth in core, profitable countries, exiting some markets where it does not have a physical presence or an adequate market share.

Moscow is billionaires' capital of the world

Moscow has the greatest number of billionaires of any city in the world, according to a global rich list, with London in fifth place.

Rothschild raising 300 million euro loan fund

Rothschild already has 2 billion euros of leveraged loans under management, including five CLO funds.

ABN Amro reports loss as restructuring completed

ABN Amro Bank NV said Friday it has completed a restructuring stemming from its troubled past

Banca Privata Edmond de Rothschild Lugano absorbs Sella Bank AG

This acquisition enables Banca Privata Edmond de Rothschild Lugano SA to pursue its growth strategy

Lloyds losses narrow to £570m in 2012

Lloyds Banking Group has narrowed its pre-tax losses for 2012 to £570m, from £3.5bn the previous year. The group, which is 40%-owned by the government, said its losses were primarily because of making provisions of £3.6bn for the mis-se

Private banking awards: Because he’s worth it

Euromoney’s private banking awards dinner, held on February 21 at Plaisterers Hall in London, celebrated not only this year’s winners but also 10 years of the survey.

Standard Life backs more investor say on executive pay

Last year saw a number of shareholders vote against pay packages in what became known as Britain's "shareholder Spring".

RBC Wealth Management net income up 24%

Net income of $2,070 million (up 8% from $1,911 million)

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