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Independent investment management firm Smith & Williamson has announced that its fund administration business has reached over £10 billion in assets under administration. Smith & Williamson, which operates from both Glasgow and London offices has provided standalone fund administration serv

Sean McGinness Law firms may face retrospective VAT bills, Saffery Champness has warned.

Paul Dounis RSM Restructuring Advisory, which was last week appointed administrator of Aberdeen-based Lofthus Signs and Engraving Limited, has sold the business to Manchester-based PFI Group, safeguarding 25 jobs in Aberdeen.

Mike Timmins The third quarter of 2017 saw a number of businesses bring their planned listing forward in order to take advantage of the current stable regulatory environment, according to EY’s IPO Eye released today.

Susan Fouquier Royal Bank of Scotland has announced that the latest of its free-to-attend 'Boost' events aimed at driving small business growth by helping organisations make the right connections will take place in Glasgow this week.

Mark Houston Scots accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael has leased an extra floor at its Glasgow premises following a period of rapid growth in the Central Belt.

Whitley Sarah Baillie Gifford has announced that partner and head of its Japanese Equities team, Sarah Whitley, and Stephen Rodger and Ken Barker, both partners within the firm’s fixed income area, will all step down from the partnership at the end of April next year.

Sustained economic growth and the fall in the Sterling exchange rate have put record pressure on businesses in Scotland to increase the amount of money tied up in working capital, leaving them at risk if growth were to weaken in the months ahead, according to a new report from Bank of Scotland.

David Oxley Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has appointed a new director of business and sector development.

Former Dundee United, Blackburn Rovers and Scotland footballer Billy McKinlay has been made bankrupt – with debts of almost £700,000.

Almost 60 businesses in the Scottish Borders are expecting to increase their turnover by at least £100,000 over the next three years after receiving support from Scottish Enterprise's Business Gateway service.

Stephen Boyle A weak pound buoyed Scotland’s production and tourism sectors, boosting visitor numbers to the country and supporting exports – leading to the strongest export growth rates in three years.

Nicola Standen Nicola Standen, manager and adviser in the Personal Debt team at Campbell Dallas considers the Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) as an effective debt management solution.

Matt Roberts Royal Bank of Scotland has provided Cambuslang-based fitness club, Fit4Less, with a £170,500 funding package to help with start-up costs and to fit out its new premises.

Susie Swift How the new system of business rates for shooting rights and deer forests in Scotland will work has been given some clarification this week with more information published on the Scottish Assessors Association website.