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Woodbrook Group Merges With Felicitas

These increased possibilities, in turn, offer a more tailor-made solution to clients' specific needs.

Who were the winners at the Money Marketing Awards?

City Asset Management won the award for best wealth management adviser and Lowes Financial Management won best investment adviser.

Malta - More than just a great jurisdiction

There is no better place to start this exploration than FinanceMalta’s guides, moving on then to the excellent publications issued by most Maltese law firms and large accountancy and consulting practices.

Crescent Crypto Asset Management Launched by Goldman Sachs Alums

Visiting the studios of CNBC this past week, Christopher Matta, of Crescent Crypto Asset Management, said they were known as the crypto guys at Goldman and thus an interest went from a hobby to a full time gig.

Virgin deal could spark wave of bank takeovers

CYBG’s £1.7billion takeover of Virgin Money could start a wave of mergers and acquisitions in the sector, with mid-tier banks now ripe for takeover as crisis-era woes are laid to rest, the global chairman of PwC has said.

Equity Trustees appointed RE to London-based River and Mercantile fund

The Fund aims to achieve capital growth by primarily through global equities identified as having a prospect of superior long term growth by River and Mercantile investment managers.

Booming Private Equity Sector Feeds TritonExec’s Expansion to the U.S.

One of Britain’s fastest expanding executive search firms is experiencing exponential growth in the U.S.

Pension transfers hit record £10.6bn in first quarter

Pension transfers increased to a record £10.6bn in the first quarter of this year, Office for National Statistics data reveals. The statistics agency's latest MQ5data on investment by insurance companies, pension funds and trusts - released to

Willis Towers Watson completes £85m buy-in deal for Aliaxis Defined Benefit Pension Scheme

The deal covers 350 of the scheme's uninsured pensions which are in payment.

Former Sesame boss launches DFM

Higginson says the new service could “significantly change the way wealth managers run their client portfolios”.

Hermes launch carbon tool to track fund's level of risk and engagement

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges the planet faces.

Banks Put Under Pressure on Bad Loans in Franco-German Plan

Euro-area road map sets 5% target for non-performing loans

Guggenheim Weighs Stake Sale for $250 Billion Manager

Firm said to have been in talks with investors in Europe, Asia

DLA Piper first corporate supporter for Museum of London's New Museum Project

DLA Piper today announced that it has become the first corporate supporter of the Museum of London's New Museum project, one of the biggest cultural projects currently happening in Europe.

BlueBay Asset Management brings on head of structured credit and CLOs

Mr. Chhabra "will strengthen our existing leveraged finance proposition and, given the range of strategies we plan to launch

Asset management costs at Dutch schemes on the rise

In currency terms, costs rose by €485m to €4,268m.

Foresight Group becomes a Climate Bonds Partner

This partnership will give Climate Bonds and Foresight the opportunity to work on a joint basis with a focus on the increasing role of infrastructure investment in mitigating climate impacts and building resilience.

Invesco launches the first Saudi Arabia ETF in Europe

The reforms within the ‘Saudi Vision 2030’ programme are intended to reduce the economy’s dependency on government funding and oil exports.

Moldova’s Largest Bank Prepares For Sale

The reduced price reflects the fact that those shareholders are currently suing the BNM in order to keep their stake.

Aviva sets out 'urgent priorities' for adviser platform fixes

Advisers have been suffering from months of platform disruption following Aviva’s move to FNZ technology in January.

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