Adviser platforms clinging to ‘old world inefficiency’
Most advised platforms are relying on “inefficient” and “old school” processes and are a long way off from a fully digitalised service, a new study by the Lang Cat has shown.
Most advised platforms are relying on “inefficient” and “old school” processes and are a long way off from a fully digitalised service, a new study by the Lang Cat has shown.
Heartwood Investment Management has added two lower-risk strategies to its sustainable multi-asset range.
Blackrock Throgmorton shareholders have voted for an expanded investment universe, which includes more Aim-listed companies plus small-cap opportunities in Europe.
An Old Mutual fund is on course to become the UK’s dearest tracker as Aberdeen Standard Investments hints it will shake up Virgin Money’s costly rival product and Columbia Threadneedle shuts its FTSE All Share index fund.
Neil Woodford has defended his UK Equity Income fund’s strategy, saying it remains in the best interests of investors despite being kicked out of the Investment Association’s UK Equity Income sector.
Pictet Asset Management has launched an unconstrained fixed income fund targeting up to 8% returns over cash.
Standard Life has reported a 75% increase in assets under administration (AUA) on its adviser platform driven by strong demand for discretionary portfolios.
Baillie Gifford has raised £173m for its US Growth Trust, it announced today, falling short of the £250m it set as a target.
Lyxor Asset Management is launching the cheapest ETF in Europe this week, bringing prices in the UK and the Continent in line with US products.
Three-quarters of the assets Aberdeen Standard Investments will be managing for Virgin Money sit in the UK’s costliest tracker.
Hargreaves Lansdown has won a tax tribunal appeal against HM Revenue & Customs that will see around 150,000 investors receive a £15m rebate.
Findlay Park has announced it is shedding its $475m Latin American fund to focus on its flagship $11.5bn American fund.