Guardians of the galaxy: What does the future of asset management look like?
As more and more long-serving managers hang up their spreadsheets, DFMs and wealth managers surmise what the future of asset management will look like
Jupiter
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‘Cutting away the fat’: Investment trust selectors ‘applaud’ decision of Chrysalis’s board
Chair Andrew Haining told Portfolio Adviser that the move provides ‘a better structure’ to shareholders
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Brooks Macdonald appoints former Jupiter CEO Maarten Slendebroek as chair
Current chairman Richard Price to leave the position
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Chrysalis to leave Jupiter and poach managers to create new entity
Investment company is currently trading on a 49.6% discount to net asset value
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Peel Hunt: UK asset manager shares downgraded by 15% amid weak quarter
Man Group and Tatton cited as ‘bright spots’ amid a gloomy picture for financial services
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Scottish Mortgage and Fundsmith Equity ousted from Interactive Investor’s top spots
City of London becomes most purchased investment trust while Royal London Short Term Money Market leads for funds
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Jupiter sees £1bn of outflows in third quarter as ‘macro uncertainty’ persists
Firm will implement fee changes from early 2024
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September’s top-performing funds: UK markets strengthen off the back of bank and energy sectors
India and energy funds hold strong while infrastructure struggles
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Jupiter distribution head departs amid wider restructure
Newly formed ‘Client Group’ brings together wholesale and institutional distribution arms
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Central bank look ahead: Policy to diverge ahead of interest rate decisions by the Fed, BoE and BoJ
Commentators expecting the Bank of England to hike on Thursday
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Five top-performing EM funds with the lowest exposure to Chinese equities
BNY Mellon, Franklin Templeton and JP Morgan funds all make the grade
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Investor reaction: US credit downgrade ‘purely political’
Fitch lowered US credit rating to AA+ from AAA following repeated debt ceiling crises
