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Wealth and wonders: Inside a busy year at FN Towers

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. We may have been around for decades, but we’re constantly looking to push ourselves to be even better.

With that in mind, we’ve launched a whole host of exciting new initiatives this year. Time for a Christmas recap.

One of the biggest changes you might have seen is a big push into wealth management. This comes with a 

list of the most influential figures in the sector.

Our website also got a facelift. You can now access content from our sister title 

, made a presentation at CityWeek and ran a host of 

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But we also continued to recognise trailblazers in the City with our inaugural 

And just for a bit of fun, we brought back our monthly 

to take a look at some of the Square Mile’s lighter-hearted stories.

Miss any of that? You might want to join our 

events and awards will be back and better than ever

, which is pencilled in for next November.

Thanks for reading, and we look forward to your continued support!

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Sidley Austin hires eighth Latham & Watkins partner in London

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Sidley has taken at least 18 lawyers from its US law firm rival in London

The Fed’s signal that it will cut rates less than expected complicates efforts by other central banks to manage their economies.

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Indexes were lower in Europe’s morning trade, as markets digested hawkish comments from the Fed’s Powell which left investors blindsided, Richard Hunter, Head of Markets at Interactive Investor, said.

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