walker crips funds rebadged with liontrust name
Liontrust is to rebrand the Walker Crips funds it acquired a month ago.
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liontrust results show continuing upward trend
Liontrust’s year-end results show the company continuing to move in the right direction in terms its strategy and its fund flows.
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having licked its wounds liontrust
Just over three years since Lang and Pattisson departed Liontrust, the asset manager has announced its second acquisition in six months, taking its AUM back over £2bn. Under the tenure of John Ions the firm has undergone a remarkable recovery, but he is not finished yet, not by any means.
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liontrust posts sixth quarter of inflows
Liontrust saw both sales and assets under management jump in the final quarter of 2011, as it saw its sixth successive quarter of inflows.
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nigel legge back with no win no fee fund house
Former Liontrust CEO Nigel Legge is back at the head of Vinculum, a fund management firm that will charge no management fee unless its funds outperform their benchmark.
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time for fund managers to hit the moneyball
This weekend, Brad Pitt fans will be queuing for his latest blockbuster, Moneyball, about a baseball coach who follows an unconventional path to scouting and building a team though complicated statistical analysis, or sabermetrics.
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liontrust sees business bloom in half year results
In the half-year to the end of September, Liontrust saw its assets under management, profits and fund flows all grow.
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liontrust half-year results hit by falling markets
Liontrust’s half-year results saw net positive sales numbers but overall assets under management were hit by negative market movements.
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liontrust expands through acquisition
Liontrust has expanded its business through the acquisition of a specialist fund management group.
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PA ANALYSIS: Is Ignis on Gartmore’s path to self-destruction?
Ignis needs to manage its current strategy very carefully as senior figures continue to leave.
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Liontrust net sales dip to £13m in second quarter results
Liontrust Asset Management Q2 net sales have dipped to £13m.
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Liontrust posts £4.5m loss as restructuring takes its toll
Liontrust has posted a net loss of £4.5m for the year to 31 March 2011.
