Managers of Wealth Europe

Boutique CIO: ‘It’s good to have an ex-UK fund right now’

Bernier made the comments prior to a new Brexit deal being announced by the UK government on 17 October.

Malcolm Kerr: Advisers must keep up as innovation moves on

Disruptors, led by the tech sector, are steadily making their way in to the market after years of slow progress

In the Brexit Countdown, Five Possible Scenarios

The UK has put forward new proposals and says it will leave the EU by the end of October.

PIMFA Annual Summit Addresses Key Areas for Evolution and Innovation in Financial Services

“The industry is stuck and thinks about things a very certain way because they’ve come from very similar backgrounds, Boards and firms often look the same, and it can feel like ‘this is not a club I feel invited to join”.

How Does Having a Structured Work-Life Balance Relate to Positive Mental Health Written by Luke Adebiyi.

Work-life balance refers to your belief that your personal and work lives are properly balanced.

European equity ETFs enjoy strong inflows in September

Combined with the positive performance of the underlying markets, these inflows saw the assets under management (AUM) of the European ETF industry rise by €38.5bn to €795.5bn at the end of September.

In-depth analysis of Pensions Bill by Barnett Waddingham

Trustees and sponsors can now expect to get some of the much-needed and long-awaited regulatory clarity in relation to scheme funding and in particular setting possible long-term strategies.

London retains global finance throne amid Brexit chaos

London is still the world’s banker, only bigger by some measures.

Give Us Your Rich, Europe Tells the U.K.

Italy and other European countries are slashing taxes and rolling out incentives to persuade the wealthy to relocate

Global profits at record levels, but dividend cover drops to 10-year low

Global profits soared to a record £2.3 trillion in 2018[1], up 7.2% year-on-year.

Financial Stability and Low for Long - speech by Jon Cunliffe

Given at the Society of Professional Economists Annual Conference, London

Cracks begin to appear after years of growth for UK dividends

Over the next twelve months, UK shares will yield 4.4%

Conflict erupts over European Central Bank’s return to “quantitative easing”

Reflecting the long-standing opposition to the quantitative easing policies in German financial circles, the Bild tabloid depicted the outgoing ECB president Mario Draghi as “Count Draghila”—a vampire, sucking dry the investments of sav

Profile: ‘An abrupt end to pro football drove me to succeed in advice’

There is an experience gap for some of those entering the profession, says Connor Broadley’s James Connor

Managers hoping to see new era for fiscal policy

Departure of ECB's Draghi has many looking for strategy shift

3 ways to relocate to Monaco without millions

One of the very first questions people ask is how much money they need to relocate into the Principality.

Convergence: ILS market must broaden its horizons

Potter suggested cyber insurance could learn lessons from terrorism insurance, with the two sharing similar characteristics.

IHT planning remains key growth area for advisers

The majority (80 per cent) of financial advisers expect the number of retail investors seeking help for Inheritance Tax (IHT) planning to increase over the next three years, according to TIME Investments’ annual IHT survey.

Multi-asset outflows dent growth at Miton

Miton agreed to merge with rival fund house Premier in September, to create a combined company with assets under management of over £11bn.

Building better bridges: a world-leading investment industry around outcomes customers need by Charles Randell

Speech by Charles Randell, Chair of the FCA, delivered at the the Investment Association annual dinner, Mansion House.

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