Provident Financial’s executive chairman dies
Provident Financial has confirmed that its executive chairman Manjit Wolstenholme has died at the age of 53.
Provident Financial has confirmed that its executive chairman Manjit Wolstenholme has died at the age of 53.
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Liontrust has warned investors to expect up to a £1.5m hit to revenues from its decision to absorb research costs under incoming Mifid II regulation.
Neil Woodford has doubled down on his conviction to Prothena and has accused the market of coming to the wrong conclusion on the success of its lead drug.
A long-term strategy for the asset management industry was among the raft of measures announced in Wednesday’s budget, alongside news of slowing growth, slashed Stamp Duty and an extra £3bn in the Brexit pot.
Franklin Templeton has announced it will be shutting three of its Oeic products, while hinting it has other investment offerings in the pipeline.
This week has brought more bad news for Neil Woodford’s Patient Capital Trust, as shares in his largest holding Prothena tanked.
Global dividends grew at their fastest rate for more than three years in the third quarter of 2017, with the UK putting in the strongest performance, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index.
Guernsey-based stockbroking and investment management company Ravenscroft has acquired precious metals business Bullion Rock for an undisclosed sum.
The total value of trading over the two Mainland-Hong Kong Stock Connect schemes since the launch of the Shanghai link three years ago has surpassed $1trn.
Jayesh Manek will be shutting his flagship growth fund after 20 years, following years of being one of the UK’s worst performing managers.
There is “no excuse” for firms that fail to prepare for Mifid II before January, according to SCM Direct founders Alan and Gina Miller who have launched a “fully compliant” service of their own.