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  • Quilter blames market conditions for fall in cash inflows in third quarter

    October 24, 2018

    Wealth manager Quilter has blamed market conditions for a fall in net client cash flow (NCCF) to £1.1bn in the third quarter. Cash inflows (excluding Quilter Life Assurance) dipped from £1.9bn compared to the same quarter last year, a drop of 42 per cent. Read more: Quilter posts strong debut profits after growth in new [...]

  • This Budget, I’m dreaming of a tax system fit for the future

    October 24, 2018

    The announcement that the Autumn Budget would take place in October – almost a month earlier than we’ve become accustomed to – surprised a fair few people. It probably shouldn’t have. Philip Hammond understandably wants his finance bill passed safely through the Commons without it getting caught in the crosshairs of ongoing Brexit negotiations and the [...]

  • Barclays prepares for hard Brexit as Irish expansion gathers pace

    October 24, 2018

    The chief executive of Barclays said the bank is fully prepared for a hard Brexit as its Irish expansion plans gather pace. Jes Staley said it would be business as usual for customers after Britain leaves the EU on March 29. The bank will use its Irish subsidiary as a central European hub to guard [...]

  • The battle for London’s business: Behind the scenes, European cities are on a charm offensive to attract City jobs

    October 24, 2018

    Behind the scenes, European cities are on a charm offensive to attract City jobs, finds Jasper Jolly WITH Brexit negotiations reaching fever pitch, all eyes are fixed on the politicians wrangling over the UK’s new place in the world. But behind the scenes another battle is going on, with well-funded campaigns vying to attract business [...]

  • Lloyds and Schroders sign £80bn joint venture deal

    October 23, 2018

    Lloyds Banking Group and Schroders struck one of the City’s largest ever wealth management alliances this afternoon, joining forces in a multi-billion pound deal aimed at financial planning for wealthy customers. As part of the joint venture, Schroders will take on an £80bn investment contract from Scottish Widows, which is owned by Lloyds. Schroders, which [...]

  • Merian Global Investors targets Asia expansion with Ping An partnership

    October 23, 2018

    Merian Global Investors has signed an agreement with Hong Kong asset management firm Ping An as the firm targets expansion into Asia. The London-based asset management business agreed a Memorandum of Understanding with Ping An this morning, which will allow the firms to work together on fund distribution, marketing and investment advisory services. Read more: FTSE [...]

  • Financial stability should not be used as a bargaining tool for Brexit

    October 22, 2018

    Deal or no deal? Last week’s European Union summit in Brussels had long been billed as a crunch moment for answering this key question and determining the future direction of the Brexit negotiations. As the dust settles, however, it remains unclear whether the UK will be able to strike a deal with the EU27, meaning [...]

  • London Stock Exchange dividends jump amid banking and mining growth

    October 22, 2018

    Shareholders were graced with a bumper third quarter of dividends this year, as a weakened pound and a strong showing from financial and mining firms bolstered payouts. UK dividends climbed 4.1 per cent in the last three months, hitting an all-time third-quarter high of £32.3bn. Underlying payouts, which exclude special dividends, reached £31.6bn, a rise [...]

  • Debenhams could close dozens of stores as it looks to cut costs

    October 21, 2018

    Debenhams is expected to announce further store closures on top of the 10 it already has planned, as it presents its full-year results on Thursday. The beleaguered retail giant, which has issued three profit warnings and has lost two-thirds of its share price since the start of 2018, is looking to save £30m by axing [...]

  • Lloyds planning £2bn share buyback next year – report

    October 21, 2018

    Lloyds Banking Group is working on a plan to double the scale of its share buyback scheme next year to £2bn, the Financial Times reported. Citing sources familiar with the plan, the paper said the UK-based lender hoped to return £4.5bn of capital to shareholders through the buyback and by paying a higher dividend. Read [...]

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