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Rachel Reeves Signals Plan to Go Back on ‘No Tax Rises’ Pledge

Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Rachel Reeves Signals Plan to Go Back on ‘No Tax Rises’ Pledge

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Rachel Reeves delivered her Labour party conference speech on Monday (29 September).See the Story

Vanguard Reduces Fees on Six ETFs

Vanguard Reduces Fees on Six ETFs

Vanguard is to cut fees on six equity ETFs. Effective 7 October, ongoing charges figures (OCFs) will be reduced on FTSE and ESG emerging markets, Japan, Germany, All-World and North American equity ETFs – see below table. Source: Vanguard Vanguard previously cut fees on seven fixed income ETFs earlier this year. See also: Vanguard appoints Hepburn as UK head of adviser solutions Jon Cleborne, head of Vanguard Europe, commented: “This latest roun…See the Story

LGT Wealth Management CEO Steps Down

London, England · London

LGT Wealth Management CEO Steps Down

Ben Snee is to step down as CEO of LGT Wealth Management after 13 years. On 1 February 2026 Heinrich Henckel (pictured), former long-standing CEO of LGT Bank Switzerland and member of the senior management board of LGT Private Banking, will step into the role, subject to regulatory approval. Snee will remain “closely connected to the firm” in a non-executive capacity as he pursues “a new professional direction” outside the financial sector. Henc…See the Story

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