Weekly outlook: Central banks mull QE firepower; UK inflation figures
The key events for UK wealth managers for the week starting 15 June
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Jupiter replaces several Merian fund managers with its own as it unveils fresh range
The future of several Merian funds are in doubt following its acquisition by the FTSE 250 fund house
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Pacific Asset Management and Fidelius Group announce strategic partnership
Two firms tell Portfolio Adviser how the tie up will benefit them both
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SJP refuses to compensate investors who lost £1.4m on rogue adviser punt
Philip Cox used company emails and letter headed paper to sway investors to pour cash into a start-up that went bust last year
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Terry Smith vents about Fundsmith being left in the cold during rights issue
Banks in charge of Amadeus capital raise failed to contact its fifth largest shareholder
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John Ions welcomes more scrutiny as Liontrust joins FTSE 250
Asset management boss tells Portfolio Adviser why the index promotion is relevant to intermediaries
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Jupiter creates role for Warren Tonkinson in distribution changes ahead of acquisition
Trio of appointments revealed including two from Merian
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Vanguard and AJ Bell overtake Hargreaves in platform rankings in light of Woodford scandal
Survey reveals many customers ‘expressed a sense of betrayal’ over the D2C platform’s championing of fund manager
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Private equity firm allays FCA concerns over debt in Tilney and Smith & Williamson deal
Warburg Pincus swoops to the rescue in revised deal to create one of the UK’s largest wealth managers
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Weekly outlook: UK starts to reopen for business, ECB policy decision and Zoom reports
The key events for UK wealth managers for the week starting 1 June
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Coronavirus weekly round-up: Dominic Cummings sparks controversy as Europe creates €750bn recovery package
Five investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Charles Stanley profits rise as Covid knocks £4bn off assets
‘Trading results for the new financial year are expected to be significantly impacted by the crisis’