Brewins Foster promoted to head of research
Guy Foster takes on the role of head of research for the group.
Brewin Dolphin
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Former Brewin team to set up Sanlam Teeside office
A quartet of former Brewin Dolphin investment professionals have joined forces as part of the latest expansion of Sanlam Private Investments.
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Fidelity Alex Wright buys into wealth managers
The new boss of Fidelity’s Special Situations Fund prefers to buy into the wealth management space rather than into fund managers.
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Charles Stanley staff poaching Brewin Dolphin
Brewin Dolphin has issued a High Court claim against Charles Stanley, accusing it of poaching 18 staff to set up a new branch in the Midlands.
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Brewin Dolphin loses to Square Mile
Brewin Dolphin is set to lose two of its experienced analysts to newcomer Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research as the latter continues to ramp up its fund research and analysis capabilities.
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Income rises as Brewin centres on discretionary
New client inflows into discretionary business were a key driver of Brewin Dolphin's income growth and offset losses from advisory funds‚ the firm said in its interim management statement.
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Energy the contrarian bet for 2014
Despite underperforming the past two years, all hope is not lost: energy investments could play out favourably for those willing to risk it.
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IT and redundancy costs weigh on Brewin profits
The national wealth manager says office closures are likely a thing of the past and has vowed to look to the future by focusing on three core areas, in spite of multi-million pound redundancy and computer software costs pulling its pre-tax profit down.
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Why analysts are expecting Brewin divi growth
Analysts have increased the dividend forecast for Brewin Dolphin by more than 20% in 2014 and 2015.
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Matthew Butcher leaves Brewin Dolphin
Matthew Butcher, group head of research at Brewin Dolphin, has left the firm to take a break from the industry.
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Market trouble and RDR dent Brewin assets
Brewin Dolphin reported a year-on-year increase in total income of 14%, following a growth in both fee and commission income.
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Brewin Dolphin issues shares to accelerate growth
Brewin Dolphin is looking to its shareholders to raise around £40m through a share placing in order to accelerate its growth strategy, improve its competitive position and allow it to acquire client teams in “strategic regions”.
