UK All Companies outflows surpass Brexit aftermath
Investors withdrew more cash from the UK All Companies sector in May than in the month after the Brexit vote, the latest figures from the Investment Association have shown.
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Polar Capital announces Paris office as ‘Brexit shadow’ looms
Polar Capital has confirmed a raft of changes to the business, including the opening of a Paris location, as it looks to expand its European presence in light of Brexit uncertainties.
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The top five UK equity funds since the Brexit vote
Research by Chelsea Financial Services has revealed the top five performing funds in the two years since the UK voted to leave the European Union in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Theresa May could raid pensions for Brexit promise
Abolishing higher rate pension tax relief and upper earnings limit on national insurance both on the table
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UK shows resilience two years after referendum
It’s two years since the British public narrowly voted to leave the EU, but there is still a lot of uncertainty over the country’s future. This is normally bad news for markets, but four investors believe UK assets have remained remarkably resilient.
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Investors dump £8bn from UK equities since Brexit vote
FTSE highs failed to entice investors in April as they continued to pull money from UK equity funds, according to the latest monthly sales figures from the Investment Association.
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Unilever shareholders not ready to vote it off the island
Several shareholders, including Nick Train, have intimated they will reject Unilever’s plans to move its headquarters to the Netherlands until they get answers from the consumer goods giant on why they should forfeit their plc shares.
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FTSE fails to allay wealth manager Brexit fears
The FTSE 100 hit an all-time high this week and long-held bearish sentiment towards UK equities appears to be turning, but can wealth managers see domestic stock market opportunities through the fog of a poorly-performing economy?
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Pimfa: We need mutual recognition over equivalence post Brexit
The UK investment management industry needs to access the European Union via mutual recognition, not equivalence, after Brexit, argues Personal Investment Management and Financial Advice Association policy adviser Alex Merriman.
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M&G to shift £34bn on Brexit uncertainty
M&G Investments is planning to transfer £34.2bn worth of non-sterling assets ahead of the UK’s exit from the European Union.
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LGIM gets green light for Brexit plans
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has got the green light for its Brexit plans for European Union clients from the Irish regulator.
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AllianceBernstein confirms Brexit plans for UK clients
AllianceBernstein has confirmed it has a plan in place to launch an Oeic range for UK clients if Brexit turns sour.
