Schroders quiet on Lloyds tie-up as intermediary assets slip
Slice of the £109bn mandate would boost sluggish AUM growth
Slice of the £109bn mandate would boost sluggish AUM growth
Cazenove Capital has poached Ahmet Feridun from multi family office business Stonehage Fleming.
Sanditon Asset Management’s CEO has leapt to the defence of its four funds and strategy after managers slammed the “disappointing” performance since launch. So, what has happened at the boutique?
Cazenove Capital has appointed Bob Hair from PwC to head its Edinburgh office.
Caspar Rock is leaving Architas to join Cazenove Capital Management as its new chief investment officer.
Sanditon Asset management is to launch a new UK fund for Julie Dean on 22 June.
Schroders assets under management hit the £300bn mark in 2014, the firm announced in its full year results.
As part of the integration between Schroders and Cazenove Capital Management, the following five funds have been merged and taken on a new name.
The soon to be re-branded Cazenove UK Corporate Bond Fund is now being managed by Alix Stewart.
Schroders is on track in the process of rebranding and renaming Cazenove’s full fund range.
Schroders has registered a pre-tax profit rise of 31% to £350m in the nine months to end September, with assets under management climbing to £256.7bn.
Cazenove’s European Fund has seen almost £145m flow out the door in the three months to the end of July, which encompassed the departure of head of pan European equities Chris Rice.