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Where Arbuthnot believes the best growth opportunity lies

Arbuthnot Latham expects to receive its full Dubai banking licence next month and is eyeing further international expansion to boost growth.

TCC responds to Clive Adamson’s speech on the FCA’s approach to supervising wealth management and private banking firms

The FCA will be delving deep into the firms they are supervising to better understand the market and understand fully the end to end process that a customer experiences.

Wealthy Appetite: HNWIs gobbling up European prime property

Very few agents can go toe to toe with Beauchamp Estates on sheer net-worth-per-client.

Wealth manager apathy leaves investment trusts ‘vulnerable to corporate raiders’

This lack of demand for the funds’ shares has left them trading on wide discounts to the underlying value of their portfolios,

Edmond de Rothschild in major restructure

Following news its Paris-based fund selection chief was leaving

Liontrust reports net inflows of £300m over Q2

Despite a sharp sell-off over the second half of the period Liontrust has reported net inflows of £302 million in the three months

Seven IM teams up IFAs, accountants and solicitors

Seven Investment Management has started a programme of bringing solicitors, financial planners and accountants together

Tax relief for charities and donors increased to £4.09bn in 2012/13, HMRC reveals

Figures show that charities claimed £3bn and donors claimed £1.09bn, including £510m from inheritance tax and £40m in payroll giving

Investec Wealth & Investment’s Ashes 2013 Cycle Challenge team have broken the £100,000 fundraising mark

Over 70 cyclists, including staff from IW&I and their guests, are participating in the ride which will cover all five Ashes Test grounds in five days in mid-July. The target is to raise £200,000 in total.

2plan Wealth Management post first profit

Keeping on top of overheads and investing in technology, particularly “bespoke” software, had also improved the firm’s financial performance,

Aberdeen Asset Management pair die in cycle tragedy

The fact that they died in such tragic circumstances while trying to help others less fortunate

Bonus Limit for Fund Managers Rejected in EU Parliament Vote

The European Parliament narrowly rejected proposals to ban fund managers from receiving bonuses amounting to more than their annual salary

AWD Chase de Vere profits hit as it braces for Keydata fight

Independent financial adviser Chase de Vere has posted a £11.6m loss for 2012

Government 'to ask Rothschild to advise on RBS split'

The Government is this week expected to ask Rothschild to advise it on separating RBS into a good bank and bad bank.

Ashcourt Rowan plans workplace push as earnings increase

he wealth management firm said it planned to develop its workplace pensions business to increase its market share

Seven firms which could buy Deutsche's regional wealth arm

Wealth Manager broke the news that Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management is readying a sale of its regional network and the bulk of the former Tilney business that it acquired in 2006.

Fortunes Grow For Ultra Wealthy In Core Europe Despite Tough Economic Conditions

Despite challenging global economic conditions, the ultra wealthy in France, Italy, Germany and Switzerland are getting wealthier and growing in numbe

Syz Group positions for better days with expansion plans

Swiss-based Syz & Co Group, encompassing the three business lines of private banking, institutional asset management and Oyster Funds

Axa Wealth closes pre-sale adviser helpline after post-RDR review

“These changes are designed to increase our support for our key adviser population through greater segmentation and tailored consultancy support.”

Kuwait wealth fund backs British recovery

Kuwait’s sovereign wealth fund has backed Britain’s recovery prospects as new data indicated the pace of growth may be picking up.

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