Julius Baer poaches Barclays
Swiss banking group Julius Baer has appointment two senior Barclays Wealth figures to its UK team as it looks to offer wealth management services to north-west England.
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Rathbones continues Scotland expansion
Rathbone Investment Management has announced further expansion of its Scotland operation with the addition of an investment director.
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New ETF to target undervalued Europe
Barclays has licenced its European sector value index to investment manager Ossiam for an ETF which targets undervalued sectors in the region.
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Barclays accused of betraying duties t
A Saudi businessmen is suing Barclays for $10bn in damages, claiming the company struck a secret settlement with the countrys government to further its own interests in the region.
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Making hay from shining dividends
As people live longer, so the line between before and after retirement has become blurred and ways to generate an income while preserving capital are becoming increasingly sought after.
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Barclays deposits held back by wealth business
Barclays overall customer deposits have been held back by reductions in wealth and investment management deposits, the bank said in its half-year report.
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Barclays accused of fraud and deceit
The New York Attorney General is suing Barclays over the operation of its so-called dark pool electronic trading division, alleging that investors were left exposed to predatory trading practices.
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Barclays Wealth chief exec Peter Horrell quits
After only a year in his role as chief executive at Barclays Wealth and Investment Management, Peter Horrell has left the firm.
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One year on still bullish Buxton likes Barclays
After one year in his new position as head of equities at Old Mutual Global Investors, Richard Buxton explains why he remains bullish and what he likes at the moment.
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European Wealth snags second Barclays banker
European Wealth announced on Monday it has hired Jeff Hodgetts as an investment manager.
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Investors in Europe likely to be rewarded
European equities are no longer obviously inexpensive, argues William Hobbs, but, an attractive dividend yield, a still expected earnings rebound and unevenly dissipating risks could reward investors.
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Barclays fined 26m for gold fixing failings
Barclays Bank’s reputation has taken another heavy blow this morning after the Financial Conduct Authority handed it a £26m fine for failing to manage conflicts of interest in relation to gold trading.