Amundi posts 8bn inflows in 2013
Amundi demonstrated a strong 2013 according to its annual results, taking in 10.3bn against a difficult backdrop.
Results
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RLAM reports record net new business inflows
RLAM took in £835m from wealth managers in 2013
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Walker Crips posts 33 rise in discretionary AUM
Walker Crips reports 33% rise in AUM over the quarter
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Barclays WIM grows client assets 10percent
According to the group’s final results to 31 December 2013, the division now has client assets of £204.8bn, up from £186bn for the previous year. Both its total and net operating income figures were largely flat, with a 4% decline in net operating income, to just more than £1.7bn. Total operating expenses were 21% higher…
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Weaker rand holds back Investec numbers
Investec's wealth and funds arms took in a combined £3.1bn over last nine months
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Charles Stanley sees boost in client funds
Total clients funds were up‚ but costs also rose.
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HL delays RDR pricing structure
Hargreaves Lansdown has announced it will delay revealing its RDR pricing model until early 2014.
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liontrust results
Liontrust continued its trend of superior business results, with its latest half-year trading statement showing assets under management up by close to £400m.
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Henderson reports best ever H1
Henderson made £101.1m before tax in the six months to June, a half year record for the group and an increase of just under £20m from the same period last year.
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Charles Stanley optimistic as revenue surges
Charles Stanley Q2 2013 revenue was up 31% year on year due to an increase of funds under management and returning investor confidence.
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arbuthnot latham assets up 25 per cent
Arbuthnot Latham’s first half-year results since the introduction of RDR has seen a jump in assets under management of more than 25% contributing to its parent company’s sustained growth over the same period.
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Close Brothers report mixed bag of results
Close Brothers Asset Management's AUM increased 4% between February and April, bringing the year-to-date increase up to 10%.
