PA ANALYSIS: Is the FCA’s bark worse than its bite?
The Financial Conduct Authority’s long-awaited final report on the asset management sector will have disappointed many expecting an overhaul of the entire market.
Author: Sebastian Cheek
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Deutsche Bank Wealth Management hires former head of Coutts
Deutsche Bank Wealth Management has appointed the former chief executive of Coutts & Co to lead its UK business.
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Platform providers to face FCA scrutiny
The FCA is to probe how the investment platform market is functioning over fears there is a lack of competition between providers.
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FCA backs all-in fee in scathing final report
The Financial Conduct Authority has stood by its earlier pledge to crackdown on fund charges in a damning final report on the asset management industry, released today.
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M&G considers shifting four funds to Luxembourg over Brexit fears
M&G has proposed transferring four UK-domiciled open-ended funds to its Luxembourg platform over fear and uncertainty surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union.
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Los Angeles beats London as best city to invest in
Los Angeles has pipped London as the top global city in terms of its attractiveness as an investment hub.
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Fulcrum appoints investment director
Fulcrum Asset Management has hired Graham Neilson as investment director.
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Aberdeen: Embrace alternatives or miss out on returns
Aberdeen Asset Management has warned that investors face lower returns over the next 10 years if they do not start to embrace alternative asset classes.
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Tatton Asset Management to float on LSE
Tatton Asset Management is planning to float on the London Stock Exchange.
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PA ANALYSIS: Why has MSCI taken so long to embrace A-shares?
MSCI has finally included China A-shares in its emerging market indices, but the decision seems long overdue.
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Managers welcome MSCI’s long-awaited China A-shares decision
Asset managers believe MSCI’s inclusion of China A-shares in its emerging markets indices will increase investment options in the developing economy, but say the decision was long overdue.
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OMGI: Barclays to see more upside despite fraud charges
Old Mutual Global Investors believes there is “a lot of upside” to come from Barclays shares, despite the Serious Fraud Office charges.
