jm finn offers discretionary
JM Finn & Co has been approved as a discretionary fund manager (DFM) on the Ascentric wrap platform, offering its investment management services to advisers.
JM Finn & Co has been approved as a discretionary fund manager (DFM) on the Ascentric wrap platform, offering its investment management services to advisers.
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UK investors are increasingly choosing to manage their own finances rather than using the services of financial advisers, a new survey, conducted by YouGov on behalf of AT Kearney, has found.
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Markets have often been warned to not fight the Fed. Bill Dinning gives three reasons why this now needs to be widened as other central banks sign up to ongoing support.
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Mark Rushton, former head of offering for UK wealth management at BNP Paribas, has joined Walker Crips Stockbrokers as CIO amid a drive for growth.
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JPMorgan and Source have launched an ETF designed to be used by “sophisticated investors” to access volatility as either a hedging strategy or as an asset class in its own right.
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Santander-owned Cater Allen Private Bank has launched a new structured product with 100% participation in FTSE 100 growth and full capital protection.
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Barings’ global multi-asset group has been adding to risk assets for the first time in over a year, even as it admits we are not headed into a “new bull market”.
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SIG reacts to Aviva Investors’ strategic uncertainty by dropping one of its managers from its UK Strategic Best Ideas Fund.
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Klaus Bockstaller explains why he thinks emerging market earnings forecasts of 10% for this year are realistic.
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Royal London Asset Management saw net new business fall by two-thirds last year even as Royal London 360 saw new business up 21% in the period.
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Schroders has announced details of a Strategic Bond Fund planned for Gareth Isaac just months after its previous fund of that strategy was shifted into the Absolute Return Sector.
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Emerging Market equity funds have enjoyed the best start to the year, in terms of fund flows, since 2006 as investors’ risk appetite finally returned to the table.
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