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September 2, 2026
Advisers should discuss prenups with clients
August 31, 2026
Wesleyan executive shares industry insights
August 26, 2026
Half of IFA firms earn 2% or less on cash reserves
August 20, 2026
Russia Turns to India for Fuel Supplies
August 12, 2026
Iran Oman Near Deal to Govern Hormuz Strait
August 6, 2026
Middle East War Threatens LNG Growth Prospects
August 6, 2026
Venezuela Oil Exports Fall While U.S. Shipments Surge
August 4, 2026
Corp Moves
Equity Shifts
Equity Shifts Can ethics be taught in schools
BY Ziva Kurniawan
September 9, 2026
Can ethics be taught in schools? Experts explore how moral identities shape student decisions and reduce unethical behavior like AI use without disclosure.
Three men jailed over £70m pension fraud scheme
September 6, 2026
Weekend Essay: Taking Job Only if IHT Is Paid
September 4, 2026
Diverse Views Boost Investment Team Performance
September 4, 2026
Pension tax fears boost diversified retirement plans
August 28, 2026
Probate trusts speed up family inheritance decisions
August 25, 2026
£2.5bn in lost products returned to customers
August 25, 2026
Vanguard Expands Global Equity ETF Lineup With Three Funds
August 23, 2026
Fund Rounds
Pensioners Hit 40% Tax Rate
BY Yola Nurhayati • September 1, 2026
Discover how over 1 million UK pensioners now face a 40% tax rate, up from 2021/22 levels. Find out more about this significant change.
Advisers Urged to Discuss Prenups with Clients
Yola Nurhayati • August 30, 2026
Advisers are urged to discuss prenuptial agreements in wealth planning, a routine step that can protect the 22 million UK couples without such contracts.
Week in Brief for Aug 24-28
Yola Nurhayati • August 29, 2026
Retirement consolidation in UK wealth management is being transformed by digital tools and succession planning. Insights from St James's Place and Aegon.
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HMRC investigations yield £34.70 per £1 spent
Gracia Septiani
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Oil prices drop on reduced demand forecasts
Gracia Septiani
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Ukraine targets Iranian ships in Caspian Sea
Gracia Septiani
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Oil Prices Slip Despite Middle East Attacks
Yola Nurhayati
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Global X Launches New International Small and Mid-Cap ETF
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Merger Briefs
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India Buys Record Russian Oil in July
By Gracia Septiani August 3, 2026
India buys record russian oil in july with 2.8 million barrels per day, accounting for 55.5% of total crude oil imports.
Saudi oil reroutes strain capacity and security
By Gracia Septiani August 3, 2026
Saudi oil exports are rerouted as the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea become insecure, forcing kingdom to shift crude via Petroline to Yanbu, cutting volumes.
Vaca Muerta boom leaves economy flat
By Ziva Kurniawan August 2, 2026
Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale boom boosts oil and gas output, but fails to revive the broader economy despite record production.
Ukraine targets Iranian ships in Caspian Sea
By Gracia Septiani August 1, 2026
Ukraine targets Iranian ships in Caspian Sea as Iranian drones aid Russian troops, making Iran a valid military target.
Oil prices surge 20% on monthly gains despite recent pullback
By Ziva Kurniawan July 31, 2026
Oil prices surge 20% on monthly gains despite recent pullback. Discover how Brent crude and WTI are performing and what's driving the market today.
Japan Purchases Rare Canadian Oil Shipment
By Gracia Septiani July 30, 2026
Japan buys rare Canadian oil shipment to diversify away from Middle Eastern supplies with Canadian oil.
Oil Prices Slip Despite Middle East Attacks
By Yola Nurhayati July 30, 2026
Oil prices slip despite Middle East attacks as traders focus on physical shipping routes rather than geopolitical tensions.
Oil prices rise on Middle East unrest
By Gracia Septiani July 29, 2026
Oil prices rise on Middle East unrest due to conflict and US crude inventories draw, boosting oil prices higher.
Court upholds super death benefit ruling
By Ziva Kurniawan July 28, 2026
Australia's Federal Court upholds super death benefit ruling, allowing trustees to split payments between partners and children when no nomination exists.