Trading tantrums: Should DIY platforms stop treating investors like children?
In restricting access to certain funds and trusts, are platforms making an assumption that DIY investors are incapable of grown-up value assessments?
In restricting access to certain funds and trusts, are platforms making an assumption that DIY investors are incapable of grown-up value assessments?
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The manager discusses putting ESG concerns front and centre of investment and the ‘ongoing education piece’ on both sides of the client/adviser relationship
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Finsbury Growth and Income underperformed for the third year running
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Aegon Diversified Monthly Income took the top spot for the most-searched fund
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Researchers narrowed down the universe of over 400 trusts
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Ninety One’s Sahil Mahtani discusses the tailwinds afoot for 2024
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Seven of the 20 most-viewed trusts on the AIC website in 2023 were UK Equity Income-focused
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Following SEC’s approval of spot bitcoin ETFs
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A potential end to interest rate hikes injected optimism back into UK investors, who favoured passive funds over their active counterparts
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Merger set to create the UK’s fourth-largest REIT
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Rankings created using data from Engage adviser research software
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However, investors say the decision does not mark a ‘slam dunk’ for UK approval
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