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Zahrid Osmani Edinburgh-based active equity specialist Martin Currie has continued to drive its global growth ambitions with the appointment of key strategic hire Zehrid Osmani to lead its Global Long-Term Unconstrained (GLTU) team.

The ongoing fallout from Royal Bank of Scotland’s controversial cull of its rural branch network has taken an unexpected turn after a local MP on the Isle of Barra accused the mobile bank introduced to maintain services for customers of needlessly taking up valuable deck space as the island’s t

London’s top flight closed above 7,800 points for the first time ever yesterday as fears of a trade war between the US and China dissipated and the pound continued its downward trajectory.

Gerry Harkins, George Rew, Alison Mitchell, Charlotte Gray, all from Harris Academy with Rachel McEwen from DYW and Kirsty Moss and Katie Edward of EQ Dundee-based EQ Chartered Accountants has been commended for its work with a Dundee secondary school, as part of a national drive to bring businesses

Graeme Mackay and Ken Pattullo of Begbies Traynor Professional services firm Begbies Traynor has appointed Graeme Mackay as a director in its Dundee office.

Yvonne Dunn, Partner, Pinsent Masons LLP International law firm Pinsent Masons has been appointed as a global strategic partner to FinTech Scotland and will sit on the board of the fintech sector enabler.

Consumer watchdog Which? is calling for an end to what it calls "rip-off" overdraft fees as it reveals they can still cost over seven times more than a payday loan, with Scottish banks identified among the biggest offenders.

The Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) has released an analysis of the industry’s 2017 export performance which it says shows that the UK trade deficit would be almost 3 per cent greater without Scotland’s national drink.

Paul Curran, chief executive officer, Qmile Group Two directors of Edinburgh-based property developer Quartermile Developments have launched a new development company following a successful management buyout (MBO).

Colin Slater Scotland has Britain’s best compliance record with data protection laws and is amongst the best in the UK, with just 1.9 per cent of the total £4.2m in fines being issued north of the Border.

Left to right: Professor Lorna Milne, St Andrews University; David Brown, PwC Scotland's Government leader; Professor Charlie Jeffery, Edinburgh University; and Claudette Kennedy, Skills Development Scotland Global accounting and business services giant PwC, has joined forces with the Universities o

The Bank of Scotland's latest ‘How Scotland Lives’ research has found that almost half (42 per cent) of Scottish parents organise a birthday party for their children, spending an average of £270 per year, or the equivalent of over £4,500 during the child’s lifetime.

Howard Archer The chances of an interest rate rise this year have receded after official data published today by the Bank of England showed that Consumer Price Inflation extended its downward trend in April to be at a 13-month low of 2.4 per cent - its lowest level since March 2017.

Jackie Waring, Eishel Quinn, Sir Richard Branson, Loral Quinn, Celia Hodgson and Pooja Jain (www.iangeorgesonphotography.co.uk) Representatives from three of Scotland’s leading startup businesses attended their first mentor session following Virgin StartUp’s inaugural search for Scotland’s sta

Scottish tourist destinations could expect visits from a fifth of Brits this year, as revealed in the latest survey about holidaying on home soil by insurer NFU Mutual.