St James’s Place inflows leap 17%
St James’s Place has reported net inflows of funds under management up 17% for the last quarter to £1.48bn.
St James’s Place has reported net inflows of funds under management up 17% for the last quarter to £1.48bn.
Aberdeen Asset Management has announced the departure of its head of global distribution John Brett.
It’s been a strong year for active managers in the UK, with 82% outperforming the S&P UK benchmark index in the 12 months to 30 June 2015.
Lombard Odier has poached Duncan MacIntyre from Coutts & Co to become chief executive officer of its private client business in the UK.
Three-fifths of UK and European institutional investors expect the rise of passive investment vehicles to have a negative impact on shareholder engagement, reported the latest paper in the Hermes Investment Management Responsible Capitalism survey.
Aberdeen Asset Management has firmly denied rumours it is looking for a buyer.
Platforms have not yet lived up to their potential to be genuinely transformative for advisers, finds a new report from the Lang Cat. It says the promise to make the delivery of advice more efficient and responsive has, at best, been only partially fulfilled.
Rather than messing about on skateboards, Marty McFly should have bought the Capital Gearing Trust when he travelled in time from 26th October 1985, according to JP Morgan Cazenove research.
Mario Draghi sounded a sombre note at today’s European Central Bank meeting, suggesting lack of structural reform and pressure from emerging market weakness were holding back the Eurozone recovery.
Rathbone Brothers saw a small fall in assets under management in the three months to 30 September, but this was less than the wider fall in equity markets as the group continued to see inflows.
Henderson Global Investors has expanded its global property equities team with the addition of a dedicated North American property equities team.
The expiry of the ‘sunset’ clause will bring pressures for advisers, but asset managers may come under particular strain, argues a new white paper from platform Nucleus.