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A return to growth of wealth assets contrasts with a bleaker picture for private banks

In Milan's high-fashion shopping district, the "quadrilatero d'oro," or golden rectangle, just about all the designers are playing the same game - buy my clothes, they seem to say, and you, too, can look like a fashion model. But not Dirk Bikkembergs, the German-Belgian designer, who opened up his first flagship store here last year

Coutts rebuilds its team for wealthy clients

The UK wealth manager makes three important hires

Interactive Investor and WDX have launched a trading game based on the results of matches

Enel to file prospectus for green power offering

Rome - Enel SpA is expected to file an initial public offering prospectus for its renewable energy unit next Thursday in one of Europe's biggest stock market listings in years, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Keeping it real: counting the true cost of Treasury-backed schemes

Government employees are not being charged enough for their schemes – but this is likely to change

Three instruments in the European Central Bank’s toolbox

ECB’s plans to end banking system support twarted by soverign credit issues

Higher prices boost secondaries prospects

The market for second-hand private equity assets may be set for its long-awaited surge as valuations rise

Rules to ease stock volatility on S&P 500 to begin today

BP dividend woes will force fund managers to look overseas

Equity income fund managers are bracing themselves to increase their international focus as retail investors lose faith in UK companies

Turquoise overtakes rivals as largest dark pool

London Stock Exchange's European trading facility sees its anonymous market benefit from criticism of rivals

Fund manager of the week: Mark Mobius (again)

Franklin Templeton's head of emerging markets tops the tables for the second time in three weeks with his Latin America fund

Moody's 'stress test' puts European banks in the clear

European banks will weather any pain inflicted by positions in sovereign and public debt though they are yet to reduce their exposure to Greece via the European Central Bank

Dewar resignation adds to unclear future at FSA

UK financial regulator faces further uncertainty as it reveals its head of risk, a potential successor to outgoing chief executive Hector Sants, is to step down

French buyout firm appears to have emerged unscathed from its controversial restructuring last year after winning investors’ praises for a 'transparent' and 'humble' annual meeting yesterday

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Wealth assets rebounded 10% in 2009

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