01/05/2012

Bluefin Wealth Management rebrands

A notice filed with Companies House states the name of the wealth management part of the business was changed as of December 30.

01/05/2012

Credit Suisse Targets UHNW Market In Chile

Credit Suisse has long been committed to international growth and particularly the emerging markets. The Bank has a long tradition in Latin America, having been active in serving clients in the region for 50 years.

01/05/2012

Private client portfolios lost money during 2011

The most recent analysis that ARC has put together, for Q3 2011, described the period as “the worst quarterly PCI results yet recorded”, including 2008. Its full-year 2011 analysis is expected to be available in around six weeks’ time.

01/05/2012

SocGen to replace private bank head

SocGen, France's second-listed bank, is cutting jobs, selling assets and overhauling management under Chief Executive Frederic Oudea as it seeks to restore investor confidence after a brutal 2011.

01/04/2012

Nuveen Investments Completes Acquisition of 60% Stake in Gresham

Gresham joins Nuveen Investments' multi-boutique family of distinct and specialized asset management affiliates which includes Nuveen Asset Management, NWQ Investment Management, Santa Barbara Asset Management, Symphony Asset Management, Tradewinds G

01/04/2012

‘Superyachts’ Set Sail for Singapore

First the F1 Grand Prix, then the new casino resorts with celebrity chefs and theme parks, and now superyachts – is this Monaco, or once-sleepy Singapore?

01/04/2012

Swiss banker's wife breaks silence on trades

The wife of Switzerland’s central bank governor has accused critics of trying to destabilise the Swiss National Bank by focusing on her family’s private financial dealings.

01/03/2012

ANZ set sights on EU banks' Asian assets

IN the countdown to the close of 2011, with European banks caught in an ugly pincer movement, ANZ Banking Group chief executive Mike Smith began knocking on some doors.

01/03/2012

New Hurdles Loom in Euro Crisis

Economic reports will shed light on the depth of the downturn in the euro zone, which accounts for about a fifth of world output. Ratings companies lurk in the background, having already put the euro zone on notice for possible downgrades if the crisis ro