Regions
Morgan Stanley vows to keep commissions despite US reforms
Morgan Stanley, one of the largest wealth management firms in the US, has confirmed it will keep commission-based retirement accounts when the Department of Labour’s (DoL) fiduciary rule comes in to effect in April.
Deutsche Bank profits surprise, litigation continues to weigh
Deutsche Bank posted a net profit of €278m (£249m, $303m) for the third quarter, beating analyst expectations and keeping the wolves at bay, for now.
‘Brexit losers’ looking increasingly attractive – Columbia Threadneedle
The confusion and capitulation that have come with the UK’s vote to leave the EU have and will continue to create opportunities within the UK equity space, argues Columbia Threadneedle’s UK team.
Australian banks fined $136m over advice failures
Australia’s financial services regulator has told the country’s ‘Big Four’ and leading wealth manager AMP to repay at least A$178m (£111m, €125m, $136m) to more than 200,000 customers after charging them for financial advice they did not receive.
Farringdon to launch Shariah-compliant robo-adviser in Asia
The Malaysian-based wealth management firm, Farringdon Group, said it plans to launch Asia’s fist Shariah-compliant robo-adviser in December.