Brewin underpinned by strong discretionary flows
Brewin Dolphin has reported a 3.5% increase in discretionary funds to £26.8bn during its third quarter.
Brewin Dolphin has reported a 3.5% increase in discretionary funds to £26.8bn during its third quarter.
Brewin Dolphin has announced Louise Shaw and Nicholas Regan are joining the firm as divisional directors in the London office.
Undeterred by a sharp drop in pre-tax profits, Brewin Dolphin unveiled plans to expand its discretionary business and said it remains in ‘hiring mode’.
On a fairly gloomy day on markets, the FTSE 350 general retail sector was up around 0.5% on Monday. A clear indication that many within the market are of the view that the sector has little to fear from the announcement that BHS has filed for administration.
Brewin Dolphin has reported record Q1 discretionary inflows of £600m spread across its channels.
Stephen Ford, head of wealth and investment management at Brewin Dolphin has left the firm after 15 years following a significant management shake-up.
Brewin Dolphin CEO, David Nicol made clear his intentions for the firm on Wednesday saying: “Expansion is now firmly on the agenda” before outlining exactly why he feels Brewin Dolphin is in a strong position to take advantage of the opportunities thrown up by the dramatic shifts under way within the sector.
Towry has hired Peter O’Donnell as an investment director in its London office.
Harwood’s Richard Philbin, Brewin Dolphin’s Ben Gutteridge and TMI’s Andrew Herberts discuss how they are approaching their allocation to alternatives in the current environment.
Arbuthnot Latham is eyeing further recruitments for the North West corner of its English wealth management ‘triangle’ following a double addition to its Manchester office.
The 0% UK August inflation figure is indicative of wider uncertainty that lies ahead, say industry experts, and the market is now an arena for only the most experienced of managers.
The one-off depreciation of the yuan needs to be just that in order to avoid sparking a currency war and derailing the global recovery, according to industry experts.