Charles Stanley has cut its total dividend for the year to end March 2015 to 5p per share and is planning a £15.8m share placing in an effort to rebuild its capital levels and refocus the business.
Bonds have hit their highest overvaluation levels for more than 14 years, according to a survey by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Investors could be setting themselves up for a significant amount of disappointment, a new survey by Natixis reveals.
The market may be incorrectly pricing the uncertainty resulting from the upcoming United Kingdom election, according to Nick French, head of UK Wealth Management at Russell Investments.
Lower service charges may not necessarily be on the cards, but wealth managers must provide value for their percentage, according to the head of Brown Shipley’s Manchester office Jon Sherlock.
UK inflation fell to zero in February, the ONS reported on Tuesday, the lowest level on record.
The dust is still swirling around the House of Commons and copies of white papers are being furiously read, but the initial reactions are in on this year’s national budget. And, the consensus, if one believes twitter and the stock market seems to be mixed.
With an eye on the last third of the year, there is no need to downgrade forecasts, according to Brewin Dolphin's head of research Guy Foster.
Emerging Markets (EM) asset prices and currencies have been buffeted by the shifting sentiments about the US, Europe and Japan, although fundamentals in EM have hardly changed relative to the heavily indebted developed countries.
The Bank of England monetary policy committee is still split seven-two on whether the UK interest rate needs to be raised, minutes released today show.
International Adviser considers six potential financial implications of a “Yes” vote to Scottish independence
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has cut its global economic growth forecasts due to concern over the impact of the sluggish eurozone economy and geopolitical trouble spots around the world.
