Polar Capital assets hit £23bn propelled by net inflows and market movements
Comes a week after firm reported 71% jump in AUM for the year to end of March
Comes a week after firm reported 71% jump in AUM for the year to end of March
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Comes after major shareholder LGIM warns against private equity firms taking over supermarket chain for ‘the wrong reasons’
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Foregoing traditional IPO route levels the playing field for institutional and retail investors
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AUM is up 71% in the financial year-to-date as demand for sustainable products persists
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$43trn in assets now represented by the initiative – nearly half all funds managed globally in the asset management sector
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Findings effectively akin to a school report that concludes ‘unsatisfactory: must try harder’
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Final dividend totalling £400,000 as post-tax profit for the year ended September 30, 2020, hit £1.9m
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FUM surges 75% higher as Edinburgh manager bounces back strong from Covid lows last March
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The key events for UK wealth manager for the week starting 5 July
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Four investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Highest single year of growth, according to CEO
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Comes hours after Standard Life Aberdeen offloads adviser platform to private equity firm Preservation Capital
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