A number of UK-based financial services firms are likely to come onto the market in the near future, but any such developments are more likely to be about sellers wanting out than buyers looking to get into private banking
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September 26, 2012
Untenable positions may force UK firms to seek buyers
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September 26, 2012
M&A boom a sign of the times
Tougher regulation around the world is driving consolidation within the wealth management market
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/ Editor's Analysis
August 30, 2012
Watch out Europe, the Americans are coming
With US equities flavour of the month, confident American managers are looking to gain a greater share of European assets
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/ Consultants' Corner
August 30, 2012
Swiss banks search for alternatives to M&A boom
Although assets under management have been changing hands, the Swiss financial industry is not seeing the kind of consolidation through mergers and acquisitions that many were predicting
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June 29, 2012
Fear dulls appeal of riches in the East
Private bankers sense plenty of opportunity in Indonesia, but face a hard time convincing wary clients to switch to equities from the perceived safety of bonds
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June 29, 2012
What buying opportunies have been created by the eurozone crisis?
Didier Duret, Chief Investment Officer at ABN Amro Private Banking (left) and Alan Higgins, Chief investment officer at Coutts private bank, debate whether the turmoil in the eurozone should see investors heading for equities or buying bonds
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June 29, 2012
Justifying the price tag of renewed client focus
Restoring client trust has become a priority for wealth managers, yet its payoff may not be immediate
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June 28, 2012
Fund managers search for new models in Monaco
Yuri Bender reports from Fund Forum in Monaco
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May 31, 2012
JP Morgan’s loss leaves one-bank model at risk
Huge trading losses suffered by JP Morgan raise a number of question’s about the future of the US bank and the relationship between investment and private banking in general
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May 31, 2012
Is long only the best way into emerging markets?
Bart Turtelboom, Co-manager at GLG Emerging Markets, and Harald Espedal, Investment Director at Skagen Funds, discuss whether a long-only investment strategy is the only way to approach emerging market equities
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Steve Brice, Chief Investment Strategist at Standard Chartered Private Bank, tells Elisa Trovato why he favours US and Asia ex-Japan equities, despite trade tensions, and explains why contrarian calls may work in the current market environment.
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