RBS fined 56m over IT failures
Regulators in the UK have fined Royal Bank of Scotland £56m for IT failures which meant customers of three of the groups banks were unable to access banking services.
Regulators in the UK have fined Royal Bank of Scotland £56m for IT failures which meant customers of three of the groups banks were unable to access banking services.
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According to City Asset Managements Thomas Watt, low volatility is just one reason to consider an investment in frontier markets.
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Richard Titherington, chief investment officer for emerging market equities at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, outlines three catalysts for sustainable performance recovery in emerging markets.
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Despite the slip into technical recession, Hargreaves Lansdown’s Richard Troue argues that the stock market continues to show good value
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Chase de Vere Independent Financial Advisers has been hit with a fine of £560,000 for misleading customers in the sale of Keydata products.
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Hermes Sourcecap discusses three themes it still likes within the European sector and the six stocks it has added to within them.
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While global investors deliberate on pulling capital out of riskier emerging markets in the run up to a US rate hike, Aberdeen Asset Management is confident that Asian markets will prove resilient.
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Dalila Ver Elst, senior compliance officer at consultancy firm Maitland, looks at the effects of FATCA and the Common Reporting Standard on transparency around the globe.
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Investec’s Max King, discusses whether or not investors should be concerned about the prospect of an increase in US interest rates.
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JP Morgan Asset Management’s Stephanie Flanders and Alex Dryden on implications of a stronger dollar that investors should be wary of
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Alec Harper, client portfolio manager at AXA Rosenberg, on how investors have a new-found understanding of the saying: October is the cruelest month
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Royal London Asset Management economist Ian Kernohan discusses why US economic growth will continue to accelerate.
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