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Burness Paull has reported a rise in turnover for its financial year ending 31 July 2019, posting an annual income of £58.5 million – up two per cent from £57.6m in 2017/18. Profit at the firm was £22m, down eight per cent from £23.8m. Burness Paull chair Peter Law

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Thousands of people have signed a petition calling on Edinburgh Fringe authorities to allow a giant inflatable vagina to fly over the city home to Scotland's financial centre.

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More than £7 million worth of fraudulent transactions have been prevented in Scotland in the last financial year (April 2018 – March 2019) as a result of the Banking Protocol a rapid response scheme aimed at preventing bank customers from falling victim to scams.

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Alex Nicholson is VAT director for Armstrong Watson, accountants, business and financial advisers, warns Scottish construction firms to act now in preparation for the VAT domestic reverse charge From 1 October 2019, there will be a significant change to how suppliers in the construction industr

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Forty and fifty somethings in Tayside considering their retirement options have been invited to attend a free information session aimed at providing useful tips for maximising a solid financial future. Led by Thorntons Investments, the sessions entitled ‘Are you on track for the retirement you

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Nucleus Financial Group, the Edinburgh-based adviser built wrap platform, has posted results showing that assets under administration (AUA) broke through the £15 billion barrier in the second quarter. Despite an "unsettled" climate, AUA at the fintech continued to rise in the three months to 3

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Edinburgh-based financial services giant Standard Life Aberdeen (SLA) has moved to put down reports that Martin Gilbert was stepping down from the firm's board. The co-founder and former Aberdeen Asset Management (AAM) chief executive, now vice-chairman of SLA, had been linked with the chairmanship

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Law firm Shoosmiths has today announced its financial results for 2018/19, with revenue up seven per cent year-on-year to £137.6 million and net profit up six per cent to £37.9 million. Commenting on the results, Simon Boss, CEO of Shoosmiths, said: “The market continues

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Young women are shifting towards financial independence as they abandon “traditional” attitudes towards sharing assets, research suggests. A survey of nearly 4,000 British women found those aged 16-34 were more likely (31 per cent) to opt against sharing financial assets with their signi

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Edinburgh is the top destination for cleantech investment globally after seeing the largest percentage of financial support – highlighting a growing technology specialism within Scotland. Cleantech encompasses products or services that improve operational performance, productivity, or efficien

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Capital Credit Union has announced a formal partnership with one of Scotland’s leading social care charities to provide access to ethical financial services to its staff. The Edinburgh-based credit union has launched an official link with Carr Gomm, an organisation with over 1,000 staff.

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UK advice firm Wren Sterling has announced the acquisition of Dunfermline-based independent financial planning business T D Armstrong Financial Planning Limited. Max Horne, Trudi Horne and Fraser Rowan from T D Armstrong Ltd will all join Wren Sterling.

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