Mattioli Woods reports strong rise in revenues
Aim-listed wealth management firm Mattioli Woods has reported a 17.9% jump in its revenues for the six months to end of November last year and has hiked its dividend as a result.
Aim-listed wealth management firm Mattioli Woods has reported a 17.9% jump in its revenues for the six months to end of November last year and has hiked its dividend as a result.
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AJ Bell has lowered the annual management charge (AMC) on its managed portfolio service, as it moves toward a new in-house strategic asset allocation approach.
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Fulcrum Asset Management has announced the launch of a multi-asset income fund that aims to generate yield above the Bank of England base rates.
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