AI
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UK big businesses continue to prioritise net zero despite political pushback
The largest-ever survey of UK businesses on their approach to net zero reveals that 79% of large companies view it as a…
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Wealthy families in Asia face three key risks as wealth continues to soar
Private wealth in Asia is forming faster than anywhere else, but Asia’s wealth story is approaching a critical juncture, according to HSBC…
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Carne: Private equity fundraising evolves as new structures and investor access fuel optimism
New research from Carne Group (Carne), Europe’s largest independent third-party management company (ManCo) and leading provider of fund regulation and governance solutions…
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Crypto losses widen as bank fears intensify
With fears over the US banking system causing global equities to fall, the crypto market has also been hit. Chris Beauchamp, Chief…
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Navatar and Grata unite to deliver AI-powered private equity deal
Navatar, the leading CRM platform for private equity and investment banks, today announced a strategic partnership with Grata™, an AI-native private market intelligence…
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Rathbones: Wealth tax could push £100bn out of UK economy
As the Chancellor faces mounting pressure to address a fiscal shortfall ahead of the Budget, an economic analysis of previous wealth taxes conducted by Rathbones,…
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LV: How advisers can support women’s financial futures
Insights from investment, protection and retirement specialist, LV=, reveal a clear gender disparity in financial confidence among UK couples, particularly when it…
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Why only 15% of UK small businesses achieve sustained growth – and how yours could be one of them
Behind every growth statistic is a story of resilience, risk, and resourcefulness. In fact, new government data has revealed a striking truth…
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French leverage trading rebounds as volatility, trust, and AI reshape the market
Investment Trends has released its 14th edition of the France Leverage Trading Report, uncovering the key forces reshaping the nation’s leveraged trading landscape.…
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Nearly 50% of the world’s richest companies are seeking bilingual and multilingual speakers
This comes amid reports of a decline in modern foreign language learning. As major corporations value multilingual talent while fewer people leave…
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Majority of UK businesses express concern over rising sick leave, new report warns
Nearly 9 in 10 (88%) UK businesses are concerned about the impact of long-term employee sickness (taking more than 4 weeks off…
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Saxo: UK investors buck global optimism but lead the world in AI adoption
UK investors are bucking global optimism, showing the most cautious outlook on equities for Q4 2025, yet leading the world in AI…
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Gran Thornton: UK businesses embrace remote working abroad
A recent survey from leading business and financial adviser Grant Thornton UK shows a big upwards trend in the number of mid-market…
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Moneyfarm: Mental health and financial wellbeing on World Mental Health Day
On World Mental Health Day, Carina Chambers, Pensions Technical Expert at digital wealth manager Moneyfarm, has shared how the relationship between financial…
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Jacksonville Jaguars and LGT Wealth Management US announce Gridiron Grant recipients, and participating schools for Reward Rows 2025
The Jacksonville Jaguars UK, in partnership with LGT Wealth Management US, has announced the recipients of the Gridiron Grant award for 2025,…
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Hargreaves Lansdown reaches two million clients and record AUA
Hargreaves Lansdown (HL), the UK’s largest savings and investment platform for private investors, has reached a landmark two million active clients. The…
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Ten reasons why the FTSE 100 could hit 10,000 by Christmas
Best of times, worst of times. Earlier this year, the FTSE 100 acted as a safe harbour in a stormy market. Since…
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Remitly Business: Majority of side hustle jobs bring in less money than expected
According to data from Remitly Business, over half of side hustles are started with the goal to earn extra money, but most…
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Invesco: Gold rally through thick and thin seems likely to persist
The phrase “canary in the coal mine” used to be meant literally. Coalminers would take canaries into mineshafts; if they suffocated, it…
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PFS members say national school competition could excite new talent
Personal Finance Society (PFS) members believe a national school competition engaging students in real world financial planning challenges could be a beneficial…
