Woodford investors take aim at Hargreaves Lansdown
As company reports a strong quarter and CEO Chris Hill announces his retirement
As company reports a strong quarter and CEO Chris Hill announces his retirement
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As Finsbury Growth and Income Trust celebrates ‘quarter of improved relative performance’
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The advice group has also opened an office in Dundee as it looks to increase its presence north of the border
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Investors pulled £1.1bn with fixed income funds one of the few bright spots
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Founder John Caudwell has stepped down 13 years after setting up the company
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As assets under management plunge £3.3bn in six months
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Inflows of £200m could not offset negative market movements which took FUM back to March 2021 levels
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And secures financing to ‘avail of further acquisition opportunities’
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As Columbia Threadneedle shutters its Paif and feeder fund
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Steven Levin will assume the top job on 1 November
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Details of new CEO Matthew Beesley’s plans to reshape asset manager start to emerge
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Sigma Broking left ‘potential market abuse’ unreported; FCA metes out fines and bans
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