What’s in a name: How will Standard Life Aberdeen fare under ‘Abrdn’ moniker?
Ninety One has held up despite a radical rebrand in the middle of the Covid crisis
Ninety One has held up despite a radical rebrand in the middle of the Covid crisis
‘Paid too much attention to the twenty-something marketing kids as opposed to the grown ups who are likely to be investors’
Ronnie Scott Brown was involved with the Scottish fund house for two decades following its launch in 1983
But retail bank’s joint venture with Schroders already starts to pay off
Despite their dear price tag, the FANG stocks and Apple have had remarkable staying power, surviving a sell-off and reaching record share price highs. But has the relative safety of the tech giants come to an end?
Ex-Amundi man Michael Hart has joined Gresham House as head of distribution effective immediately.
Aberdeen Asset Management has said its outflows slowed in the second quarter to £2.5bn, but analysts said they doubt this reflects a true change in client sentiment.
A serious push into the US market is a key strategic target for the merged Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management group, according to Aberdeen’s global head of distribution.
Jupiter Investment Management chief executive Maarten Slenderbroek has pre-empted takeover rumours by stating the firm is not in the market for M&A.
The first US nonfarm payroll data since Donald Trump’s inauguration has made the Federal Reserve’s next rate moves harder to calculate, leaving investment professionals split on the US economy’s inflation trajectory.
Aberdeen’s head of UK and European equities Jeremy Whitley is to leave the firm in March after 16 years, succeeded by his deputy Ben Ritchie.
Tilney Bestinvest’s “Spot the Dog” report names M&G as the firm with the highest number of assets in underperforming funds and Aberdeen Asset Management as the fund house with the most ‘dog funds.’