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%.
Results
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fandc pushes closer to 100bn in aum
Despite outflows of just over £1bn from its third-party institutional business, F&C Asset Management is moving ever closer to running £100bn in assets, according to its latest interim statement.
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Booming global equities boost Alliance Trust
Alliance Trust had its best Q1 for 15 years due to strong global equity performance and limited exposure to the UK market.
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Strong EM inflows bolster Aberdeen results
Aberdeen has increased its interim dividend by 36% to 6p per share following a 34% increase in profits over the past 12 months.
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liontrust doubles aum in latest financial year
Liontrust AM has announced a doubling of its assets under management during the current financial year, ending 31 March.
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Record year for MandG
M&G boasted record funds under management in 2012, although UK net sales were 30% below 2011 levels and are expected to continue to slow through 2013.
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aviva investors strategic review impact
After a challenging year Aviva Investors’ operating profit fell just over £10m in 2012, from £53m to £42m, despite cost savings made during its strategic review.
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swip assets remain flat after difficult 2012
SWIP's assets under management grew by just over 1% during 2012 in what its managing director described as "difficut market conditions".
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bumper Q4 for sjp concludes record year
A bumper final quarter of the year helped St James’s Place to another record year of new business in 2012.
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polar capital aum grows
Polar Capital's assets under management have grown in the year to the end of September to $5.3bn.
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charles stanley profits hit hard by fscs levy
Charles Stanley's interim results showed revenues and profits down while the amount levied against it by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme more than doubled.
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polar capital funds grow despite knocks
Polar Capital saw its assets under management increase by more than a third year-on-year to the end of September.