Stonehage Fleming’s focus on intergenerational wealth provides a strong platform from which to provide the ‘grown-up, long-term investing’ CEO Graham Wainer believes is vital in a globalised world that remains ever-vulnerable to political events.
This week, Investment Quorum CEO, Lee Robertson discusses how to avoid managers that have lost their mojo, why he still likes the US and how to use technology to grow one’s client base.
“My number one job is to give the portfolio managers the freedom, space and tools to do their job well,” says Skagen CIO, Alexandra Morris.
Woodford Investment Management is set to launch a new fund for CIO, Neil Woodford.
Strong market performance and the return of retail investors in December helped push funds under management by UK asset managers to just over £1trn in 2016.
If one had to characterise Donald Trump’s first week as US president, the word quiet would be an unlikely choice.
The broadening of both the depth and scope of its client offering has paid off during a very volatile six months said David Cobb, co-chief executive of Smith & Williamson.
Presenting the proposed merger of food retailer Tesco and wholesaler Booker, Tesco CEO, David Lewis said the combined group would “delight” customers.
There is a growing divide on the investment outlook for the UK, so we put it to our readers. Below are four answers to the question, Are you bullish on the prospects for the UK in 2017?
The potential for short term disappointment within markets at present is strong, argues David Absolon.
Jonathan Polin, Group CEO of Sanlam UK, discusses his plans for the business in 2017, the importance technology and lays out the case for vertical integration.
The biggest risk looming in markets is an abrupt change in the positive sentiment currently holding sway says Amadeo Alentorn.
