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Looking back: Top 10 most-read stories of 2025

By Jack Gray

23/12/25

We take a look back at the first full calendar year of Wealth Investment News, highlighting the top 10 most-read stories from a transformative year for the wealth management industry

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Emerging Market Debt: Entering a new era of growth

From risk to global opportunity—EMD is no longer a niche—it's a cornerstone for investors seeking diversification and resilience.

Charles Stanley merges asset management and research teams into chief investment office

Charles Stanley has formed a new chief investment office through the merger of its asset management, research, and intermediary sales teams, as it continues its integration with Raymond James

IHT receipts set for another record year as CGT take continues to rise

The government’s inheritance tax (IHT) and capital gains tax (CGT) receipts continued to outpace 2024/25 levels in the first eight months of the 2025/26 tax year, HMRC’s latest figures have shown

Perspective Financial Group acquires Prosser Knowles

Perspective Financial Group has announced the acquisition of Prosser Knowles Associates for an undisclosed amount

The Lang Cat reveals top 10 adviser-selected platforms

The Lang Cat has released data from its Analyser service, revealing the top 10 most popular platforms selected by advisers through the tool in 2025

Family offices experience ‘defining year’ in 2025

Global family offices had a ‘defining year’ in 2025 amid heightened complexity, rising professionalism, and greater expectations from clients and regulators, according to Agreus Group

HNWIs risk failing to secure ‘lasting legacy’ in Great Wealth Transfer

High net worth individuals (HNWI) are at risk of failing to secure a lasting legacy that reflects their values in the ‘Great Wealth Transfer’, HSBC Private Bank has warned

UK equities on course for best year since 2013

UK equity markets are on course for their best calendar year since 2013, outpacing the US and other developed markets this year-to-date, according to Fidelity International