Charles stanley 30m fall in quarterly revenues
The Charles Stanley Group results showed a fall in revenues of close to 10% for the second quarter of the year, representing the first quarter of its own financial year.
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charles stanleys discretionary service
Charles Stanley saw funds under management and administration rise by 6% in the year to the end of March, even as profits fell, with its discretionary management service doing particularly well to attract assets.
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lessons from strat bonds upping high yield
Shauna Bevan has seen a trend of strategic bond managers upping their high yield allocations and takes a fresh look at the asset class
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tax change benefit it ability produce income
A change in the rules for investment trusts allows onshore products to distribute capital to shareholders. Stephen Peters explains the benefits for those concerned though he warns about putting the income cart before the investment horse.
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charles stanley sees inflows jump
Charles Stanley announced an 8.6% rise in net inflow of funds in the third quarter, but revenues for the period were still down at £27.3m compared to £32.3m at the same time last year.
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defensive portfolios should tip the balance
Jeremy Batstone-Carr looks at investors’ positioning at the end of 2011 and suggests even more balanced portfolios may be best suited against the travails 2012 throws at them.
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aegon am and charles stanley report resilient aum
Aegon AM and Charles Stanley reported resilient results today, with AUM proving more stable than other firms that have reported recently.