Sanlam to realign UK businesses
Financial services group Sanlam will amalgamate its UK businesses from 1 January 2016, with all of the businesses falling under the responsibility and management remit of a single corporate entity.
Financial services group Sanlam will amalgamate its UK businesses from 1 January 2016, with all of the businesses falling under the responsibility and management remit of a single corporate entity.
Shares in Anglo American fell more than 8.5% in morning trade on news it will scrap its dividend and ‘radically’ restructure its business.
Brooks Macdonald has announced a move into Portugal with a deal making its discretionary investment services available through Generali PanEurope’s Private Wealth Portfolio (PWP).
Invesco Real Estate has launched an initiative that could see it become one of the biggest residential property landlords in the UK.
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Brewin Dolphin CEO, David Nicol made clear his intentions for the firm on Wednesday saying: “Expansion is now firmly on the agenda” before outlining exactly why he feels Brewin Dolphin is in a strong position to take advantage of the opportunities thrown up by the dramatic shifts under way within the sector.
The Bank of England released the results of its 2015 bank stress test on Tuesday, which all the major UK banks passed.
Investment IFA fees are creeping up and smaller clients are increasingly being shown the door according to the Autumn/Winter 2015 Schroders Adviser Survey.
Shares in Aberdeen Asset Management were as much as 4.6% lower in morning trade as the firm released full year numbers slightly below analysts’ expectations.
Alliance Trust has announced that Chair Karin Forseke will step down from the board on 1 January 2016.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Barclays Bank a record amount for failing to minimise the risk that it may be used to facilitate financial crime.
Charles Stanley has reversed its fortunes to return to making a profit, the firm revealed today.