Investors call for ECB to hold interest rates as decision rests ‘on a knife edge’
Ahead of European Central Bank monetary policy meeting today (14 September)
Chase De Vere
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Chase de Vere announce new CEO as Stephen Kavanagh prepares to retire
Kathleen Gallagher joined firm as trainee advisor in 2000
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Chase de Vere rubbishes claims it switched clients into pricier poor-performing portfolios
Select range has gathered £670m in two years yet The Times claims half of portfolios have underperformed peers
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Chase de Vere draws comparisons with SJP over sales culture
Advice firm hits back at claims its culture is focused on sales rather than clients
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Ben Willis: We’ve priced portfolios around advisers’ ‘magic number’
Ethical portfolios are outperforming as Chase de Vere’s DFM service turns one
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Five wealth managers on accessing unquoted companies after Woodford saga
Big support for closed-ended vehicles to access illiquid assets
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Whitechurch boss departs after more than 20 years at firm
Update on the future manager of the investment team expected in due course
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Can absolute return handle volatility?
During the past month, 80 out of the 101 funds in the Targeted Absolute Return sector lost money, leading investors to question, as volatility makes a comeback, whether they are too correlated with stock markets.
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Chase de Vere to launch model portfolio service
Chase de Vere has revealed plans to launch a discretionary model portfolio service this year amid growing client demand and stiff competition from other firms.
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Chase de Vere acquires medical specialist
Chase de Vere has taken over the financial planning arm of Medical Money Management, expanding its financial adviser network by 30.
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Chase de Vere to ramp up recruitment and M&A
Chase de Vere has said it plans to recruit more financial advisers and explore further acquisition opportunities.
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Multi-asset’s stars set to keep on rising
A raft of regulatory changes and a backdrop of low yield from traditional income investments means the exponential rise in the popularity of multi-asset funds is unlikely to taper off any time soon.