US Solar Fund selects new investment manager following poor performance
Amber Infrastructure Group named as ‘preferred candidate’
Investment Managers
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Quilter Cheviot expands investment management team
Quilter Cheviot is strengthening its investment team in London and Salisbury with three hires named as Oliver Harwood, Vaughn Webber and Scott Holloway.
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Baillie Gifford appoints managers to Edinburgh Worldwide trust
Baillie Gifford has appointed Svetlana Viteva and Luke Ward as deputy managers on the Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust.
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Architas appoints investment manager
Former Russell Investments manager Mayank Markanday has joined Architas as an investment manager.
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Researchers to lose $1.5bn in critical post-Mifid era
A halving of the cash spent on research by investment managers could see banks lose $1.5bn in revenue once Mifid II rules come into force next year.
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Rathbones weathers turbulent markets
Rathbone Brothers saw a small fall in assets under management in the three months to 30 September, but this was less than the wider fall in equity markets as the group continued to see inflows.
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Miton responds to 76% profit slide with fund alterations
Miton has responded to its profits collapsing by 76% with a series of changes to its fund range, the firm announced in its half-year results.
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PA ANALYSIS do you own the worst fund in the UK
As today is the last day of the first quarter of the year, it is time to find out whether or not you own the best or the worst of funds available for your clients' portfolios.
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CAM boosts investment management team
The investment management team at CAM is set to expand its team in 2014.
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Close Brothers poaches PSigma Craven
A new year, a new hire: Craven Seton joins Close Brothers Asset Management from PSigma Investment Management.
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JOHIM take-over completed
JO Hambro Investment Management (JOHIM) has been acquired by Bermuda National for an undisclosed sum.
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managers remarkably confident despite regulation
Investment managers are the most optimistic of finance sector workers with almost one quarter, 23%, anticipating a return to normality in financial markets within three to six months, according to a study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the CBI.
