L&G sells Cofunds to Aegon
Legal & General Group has sold its investment platform Cofunds to Dutch insurer Aegon.
Legal & General Group has sold its investment platform Cofunds to Dutch insurer Aegon.
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The ongoing technological revolution has levelled the financial services playing field globally argues Jaco van Tonder, head of advisory services at Investec Asset Management – and with that levelling comes both risk and opportunity.
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Fundsnetwork has added 25 investment trusts to its offering as a result of adviser demand, it said on Tuesday.
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The investment industry has seen an unusual flurry of fee cuts, transparency improvements and new launches recently but is this all for the better or a reason to worry for some?
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Fund research and ratings group RSMR has launched a platform to host its suite of seven risk-aligned Rfolios, with further passive and SRI-focused model portfolios being considered.
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Wealth and financial services firm Prydis is continuing its recent expansion by opening a Manchester office.
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SEI’s UK private banking business reported a 30% jump in net flows through its wealth platform in 2015, the firm said on Thursday.
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The direct-to-consumer sector is set to take centre stage as Seven Investment Management (7IM) and Vanguard Asset Management both enter this space in the coming months.
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Cofunds has announced the roll-out of a new discretionary fund management element to its service.
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Novia Financial founder Bill Vasilieff outlines the evolution of the platform sector and shares his firm’s plans to keep one step ahead of his peers
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Aegon’s UK platform business has benefited significantly from the pensions freedoms announced in April, the firm said.
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Prydis, the Exeter-based wealth manager, has said it is to launch a new platform in April dubbed ‘P1 Investment Management’.
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