10% drop rule ripped up by government
‘Detrimental’ regulation abolished as part of chancellor’s Edinburgh reforms
‘Detrimental’ regulation abolished as part of chancellor’s Edinburgh reforms
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Firm has been accused of deviating from original investment philosophy
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30 changes to financial regulation outlined, including to ring-fencing rules and repealing EU laws
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Richard Oates has been promoted from head of UK institutional, while Ryan Cosson joins as regional sales manager
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Finsbury Growth & Income manager namechecked Hargreaves Lansdown and Schroders as main offenders
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While £1.09bn poured into bond funds in November, Calastone’s Fund Flow Index found
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New name ‘better reflects the company’s primary focus on generating income returns’
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Firm has increased weighting to additional tier one (AT1) bonds across its higher risk profiles
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Matt Shafer will lead the firm’s growth plans in retail and wholesale markets outside the US
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Recent acquisitions will come together under the R&M banner
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But outflows from multi-asset strategies gained a bit of momentum
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