Swiss National Bank raises rates, says Credit Suisse takeover prevented larger crisis
Swiss National Bank raises interest rate by 50 basis points
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Regime shift: central banks will prioritise inflation over growth
Inflationary pressures mean monetary policy must be tighter and more restrictive than it has been in the recent past.
Three ways Jeremy Hunt has increased the tax burden on higher earners
The kind of budget on the cards usually depends on where we are in an election cycle, with governments keen to save up their giveaways for when the public is starting to think about polling day, and to get unpopular policies out of the way early on in an
EY is expanding its offering in the area of compensation and performance management in Switzerland
The acquisition by EY Switzerland is an important step in strengthening EY's position in the compensation advisory market.
Ogier director recognised as leading lawyer at Citywealth Powerwomen Awards
She is chair of the Jersey Employment Trust and trustee of Acorn Enterprises, a Commissioner of Jersey Appointments Commission and Trustee of Jersey Community Foundation.
65% of wealthy investors expect to increase exposure to venture capital schemes as a result of upcoming tax rules
This is according to a survey of 1,300 high-net-worth investors who are members of Wealth Club.
FINMA sees no sufficient grounds for proceedings following investigations into statements on outflows of client funds at Credit Suisse
Against this background, FINMA is informing the public about its activities in this matter. FINMA has investigated whether the statements give rise to indications of a violation of financial market law, which must be clarified within the framework of supe
4 bankers have been accused of helping Putin launder $50 million
Putin is believed by some to have accrued vast wealth during his time as Russian leader.
JPMorgan Blames Ex-Private Banking Chief for Epstein Ties, Demands 8 Years of Pay
The bank’s court filings demand Staley hand over all of his compensation from 2006 through 2013 — a figure surpassing $80 million.
Ex-PFS CEO Keith Richards backs new professional adviser body
It has the backing of a number of well-known names in the advice sector including former Personal Finance Society (PFS) chief executive Keith Richards.
EU regulator should rethink fund labelling proposals, says industry
Definitions in consultation paper need more clarity, according to leading players in the sustainable and impact investing sector.