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Old Mutual Wealth selects DST to deliver new online digital services

UK-based Old Mutual Wealth has selected DST’s e-commerce platform Opendoor for its enterprise data management, and content management capabilities.

Former FSA chief to lead review of British banks competitiveness

The British Bankers’ Association (BBA) has appointed former FSA chief Hector Sants to lead new review into the competitiveness of Britain’s banking sector.

Triangle names new asset management head

Triangle, an investment, development and asset management group, has hired Matthew Littler as its new asset management head.

AMP Capital winds up property income fund

AMP Capital, an Australian investment management firm, has completed winding up its Property Income Fund with the sale of its last asset- Yass Highway Service Centre- for nearly $23m.

Julius Baer assets shrink by 1% at end of April 2015

Swiss private bank Julius Baer said its assets under management (AuM) amounted to CHF289bn, a marginal decline of 1% from the end of 2014 amid significant strengthening of the Swiss franc.

GPS Wealth rolls out new tailored platform for advisors

GPS Wealth, an independent Australian Financial Services Licensee (AFSL), has joined forces with HUB24 to deliver its advisers a tailored platform, called CAREportfolio.

Fear of market volatility continue to trouble advisors and clients: Eaton Vance

Concerns about market volatility continued to trouble financial advisors and their clients, according to the latest results from the Eaton Vance Advisor Top-of-Mind Index Survey (ATOMIX), a quarterly survey of financial advisors in the US.

William Blair & Company bolsters private wealth management team in Boston

William Blair & Company has expanded its private wealth management team by appointing Barbara Cummings, Robert Kjellman, and Carl Young as financial advisors in Boston.

Finter Bank Zurich signs non-prosecution agreement with US

Swiss offshore bank Finter Bank Zurich has signed a non-prosecution agreement with the US Department of Justice’s under the latter’s Swiss Bank Program.

HSBC to charge banking clients to hold some European currencies-report

British banking major HSBC will charge banking clients to hold some European currencies as interest-rate remain low the region, according to Bloomberg.