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Aberdeen Investments publishes Q3 2026 House View
Aberdeen, the specialist asset manager, has issued its latest quarterly ‘House View’ on the macro-economy and investment outlook. The outlook is for…
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EY: Global financial services M&A activity rose again in H1 2
Global financial services M&A activity rose again in H1 2026, with an increase in deal volume, but overall value fell as fewer…
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Themes shaping sustainable investing over next five years
Electricity demand, grid investment and AI-related infrastructure are expected to be key themes over the next five years, according to Will McIntosh-Whyte, Fund…
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BlackRock reports strong first half under new AI-powered investment strategy
The BlackRock American Income Trust (BRAI, the UK’s first systematic investment trust) has published its half-year results, marking the first full reporting…
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60% of US workers with side hustles driven by financial pressure
Side hustles are on the rise, and they can take a lot of different forms, from opening an Etsy shop to delivery…
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EGL rises to 55% but UK businesses shouldn’t expect lower electricity bills
The Electricity Generator Levy, a windfall tax on older renewable and nuclear generators, rose from 45% to 55% on revenue earned above…
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PIMFA and Macfarlanes combat economic crime
PIMFA, the trade association representing wealth managers and financial advisers across the UK, publishes new guidance for member firms on using the…
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£7.6 million CEREBRIS project set to advance neurological care with next-generation AI
University of Bath leads a new European collaboration to improve clinical decision-making, patient outcomes and access to advanced neuroimaging. Neurological diseases represent…
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Britain’s commute crisis: Nearly half of UK workers would quit for a better commute
New research from BHN Extras, released to mark Cycle to Work Day last thursday, reveals the increasing strain commuting is placing on…
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Wesleyan launches two new With Profits funds for advisers
Financial services mutual Wesleyan has launched two new With Profits Funds to increase access to the benefits of smoothed investments for advisers…
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Gold rally shows markets mispriced the Fed’s next move
Gold’s rally could signal that markets have fundamentally mispriced the Fed’s next move, predicts the CEO of one of the world’s largest…
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Hargreaves Lansdown strengthens Executive Leadership Team
Hargreaves Lansdown, the UK’s largest D2C investment and savings platform, is pleased to announce two new appointments – Charles Thompson as Chief…
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J. Safra Sarasin: Why oil should settle higher
Raphael Olszyna-Marzys, international economist at J. Safra Sarasin Sustainable Asset Management, shares his insights on oil prices. Oil markets have moved from…
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HCR Law expands Private Wealth team with senior talent
In response to growing demand from high net worth and ultra-high net worth clients, HCR Law has expanded its national Private Wealth team with…
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Investors place £2.5 billion into funds in May topping monthly annual inflows
Net retail sales recorded inflows of £2.5 billion in May, the highest figure in the last year and the seventh consecutive month…
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Why Andy Burnham could be bad for clients’ wealth
In the following article, Alex Pugh, Chartered Financial Planner and Partner at wealth management firm Saltus, explains why higher earners may have…
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Fed’s nightmare arrives: weak jobs, high inflation
The Federal Reserve’s worst-case scenario may be unfolding after a sharply weaker-than-expected US jobs report landed just days after inflation accelerated above…
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The 54% rule: what Roger Federer can teach us about long-term investing
By Dean Cheeseman, Managing Director of Client Investment Solutions at Mattioli Woods Roger Federer won 20 Grand Slam titles, spent 310 weeks…
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“Humans Buy Humans” – Nedgroup Investments CCO believes AI will not define the future of asset management distribution
This week on WealthDFM, we’ve been shining a spotlight on an issue that we think will play a critical role for the future…
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Morningstar shares Q3 equity outlook, suggesting European markets near fair value
After a strong rebound in European equity markets, investors may need to become increasingly selective as valuations move closer to fair value,…
