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  • Jupiter’s assets under management drops as client demand held back by high inflation and war

    April 26, 2022

    British fund manager Jupiter Fund Management has seen its assets under management drop as geopolitical and inflationary pressures dampened client demand. In a trading update for the three months to 31 March, the firm said its assets under management closed the period at £55.3bn.   This marked a £5.2bn drop from 31 December, fuelled by negative [...]

  • City political chief hits back at London ‘laundromat’ label

    April 25, 2022

    The City’s political chief has rebuffed claims that London has become a “laundromat” for dirty cash after scrutiny has ramped up in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

  • Standard Chartered snaps up virtual land as lenders accelerate metaverse investment

    April 25, 2022

    Emerging markets lender Standard Chartered has announced a push into the metaverse today as it snaps up a plot of land in decentralised gaming world The Sandbox.

  • Top banks left holding Russian stocks after indexing firms give them the boot

    April 24, 2022

    Some of the world’s top lenders have been left holding potentially valuable Russian stocks after FTSE Russell and MSCI booted Russian firms off their indexes, forcing banks to shift clients' holdings onto their own books.

  • Scandal-stricken Credit Suisse poised for management shakeup

    April 24, 2022

    Beleaguered bank Credit Suisse is lining up a management shakeup as new chairman Axel Lehmann looks to put the lender back on track following a string of scandals.

  • Britain’s biggest banks in higher interest rate profit boost as earnings season kicks off

    April 24, 2022

    Profits at Britain’s biggest high street lenders have been boosted by the Bank of England hiking interest rates to tame historic high inflation. That’s according to top City analysts who are forecasting the UK’s largest banks to have reaped the rewards of being able to charge borrowers more for loans. A higher interest rate environment [...]

  • Asset manager Vontobel expresses shock at death of ‘highly respected’ young trader

    April 22, 2022

    A young and “highly respected” trader at Swiss investment bank Vontobel has died at his desk, the asset manager has confirmed to Morning Wire Vontobel said it had learnt with “great regret” that a young colleague died in its offices last week. The investment manager refused to comment on the cause of death and asked [...]

  • Top challenger banks exposed to cybercrime, warns city watchdog

    April 22, 2022

    A group of the UK’s top challenger banks have left themselves vulnerable to terrorist financing, money laundering and fraud due to weak financial controls, the city watchdog warned today.

  • FCA orders challenger banks to stop cutting corners in combating money laundering

    April 22, 2022

    One of the UK’s main regulators has warned challenger banks to stop cutting corners in combating financial crime so that customers can set up accounts quickly and easily. Sarah Pritchard, who heads the market division of the City regulator, said that there cannot be a “trade-off” between getting customers to come into the fold and [...]

  • Treasury grants licence to pay contracts for Russia’s Gazprombank until May 31

    April 22, 2022

    The treasury has granted a licence to pay Russia’s Gazprombank and its subsidiaries until the end of next month. The decision was made to ensure gas supplies continue to flow to the European Union according to a document seen by Reuters.  The license allows an individual or firm to continue paying any contracts that began [...]

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