Citywire Money: making the most of your money
Face it, you’re repressed and need to invest
On a day when the FTSE has fallen more than 2%, it’s a tough message for the non-financially savvy Brit: putting your money into the stock market is your only hope to escape ‘financial repression’.
Leave a commentFTSE drops 2%, dollar gains as Fed firms QE exit
Stock markets tumbled after Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, said its stimulus policies could end next year.
3 CommentsWhat happens to your pension when you divorce?
Two in five marriages end in divorce so it's worth thinking what would happen to your pension pot if you and your spouse split.
Leave a commentOsborne plans Lloyds sale and considers RBS breakup
George Osborne has pushed forward the expected timetable for a sale of the government’s ownership of Lloyds and performed a u-turn on dividing RBS into ‘good’ and ‘bad’ banks.
Leave a commentFCA probes advisers and Sipp providers' role in pensions liberation
The Financial Conduct Authority is investigating the role of advisers and Sipp providers in pensions liberation as part of a cross agency clamp down on the practice.
Leave a commentNew Model Adviser®: for professional financial planners
Arck director's bankruptcy may spark claims against advisers
A former director of collapsed property investment firm Arck LLP has been declared bankrupt, potentially pushing hundreds of investors to seek compensation from their advisers.
5 CommentsFCA probes advisers and Sipp providers' role in pensions liberation
The Financial Conduct Authority is investigating the role of advisers and Sipp providers in pensions liberation as part of a cross agency clamp down on the practice.
17 CommentsOsborne outlines Lloyds sale plans and weighs RBS break-up
Chancellor George Osborne has outlined plans to sell off the taxpayers’ stake in Lloyds Banking Group and is considering whether to split Royal Bank of Scotland into a good and bad bank.
Leave a commentPRA reveals £27.1bn capital hole for UK banks
The Prudential Regulation Authority has revealed that Britain's biggest banks and building societies need to fill a £27.1 billion hole in their balance sheets.
2 CommentsCitywire Wealth Manager: for investment professionals
FTSE drops 2%, dollar gains as Fed firms QE exit
Stock markets tumbled after Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, said its stimulus policies could end next year.
1 CommentHow to play the slow death of QE
Last night Ben Bernanke confirmed what many investors had been expecting - that quantitative easing will soon come to an end. Here's how to play the slow death of quantitative easing.
Leave a commentDeutsche Bank to sell loss-making Tilney business
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management is preparing to sell off its regional network and the bulk of the former Tilney business that it acquired in 2006, Wealth Manager understands.
Leave a commentOsborne plans Lloyds sale and considers RBS breakup
George Osborne has pushed forward the expected timetable for a sale of the government’s ownership of Lloyds and performed a u-turn on dividing RBS into ‘good’ and ‘bad’ banks.
Leave a commentCitywire Global: for international fund selectors
Robeco brings blockbuster hedge fund into SICAV range
Dutch asset management firm announces transfer of €1.5bn credit and sovereign debt strategy to Luxembourg umbrella.
Leave a commentTop selectors bullish on convertibles and US equity
Delegates at Citywire Deutschland and Citywire Milan show strong similarities on the sectors they back to outperform.
Leave a commentWalewski reveals his top 3 most promising stock picks
Renowned European stock picker Nicolas Walewski reveals his best investment ideas.
Leave a commentGlobal viewpoints: how are fund pickers tapping high yield?
Fund analysts reveal the names they are watching or investing in to reflect their outlook on the high yield sector.
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