US renews strikes on Iran after at least two military personnel killed by Iranian attack

US renews strikes on Iran after at least two military personnel killed by Iranian attack

US renews strikes on Iran after at least two military personnel killed by Iranian attack
UK two-year gilt yield hits 1-month high as Iran and US clash
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What’s in a custodian’s name? When you’re an advisor working with upper-high-net-worth clients considering a move to independence, it may mean more than people traditionally think. Nate Lenz, CEO of Concurrent, said his firm’s decision to add Goldman Sachs as a custody option has been a draw for some captive advisors looking to move into…
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With demand for hotel rooms forecasted to pick up this year and next in the United States, hospitality point-of-sale specialist Mews is adding multicurrency processing for hotel operators in the United States and Canada. Already made available 14 months ago to European hotels, the multicurrency service enables international travelers to pay in their home currencies…