ignis attracts 1bn new assets in six months
During the first half of 2012, Ignis Asset Management attracted net new assets of close to £1bn into three main product areas.
Results
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rlam assets up but new business down
Royal London Asset Management’s first half of 2012 results show a 2% rise in assets under management.
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std life attracts 1bn of investment in six months
Standard Life attracted £1bn of new investment assets into its MyFolio fund range and Managed Portfolio Service during the first six months of 2012.
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schroders aum edge up towards the 200bn mark
Schroders’ first half of 2012 results showed its AUM move up from where they were at the end of last year, to £195bn.
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Charles stanley 30m fall in quarterly revenues
The Charles Stanley Group results showed a fall in revenues of close to 10% for the second quarter of the year, representing the first quarter of its own financial year.
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man to restructure after posting 164m loss
Man Group has announced its intention to restructure to allow it access to extra revenues following its six-month results reported an operating loss and a fall in funds under management.
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axa wealth aum rise through 20bn mark
Axa Wealth’s AUM breached £20.1bn at the end of the first quarter largely through grwoth in business written by Architas.
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man group sees reduced net ouflows in q1
Man Group’s interim Q1 results show $1bn of net asset outflows, leaving the group with $59bn in total assets under management.
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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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brooks macdonald asset and business growth
Brooks Macdonald’s half-year results show an increase in assets under management as well as a continuation of its growth strategy.
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mandg profit growth far outstrips asset growth
M&G’s annual results showed its profits for the full year 2011 rose by 22% while its assets under management grew by just 2%.
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boardroom changes for schroders as inflows plummet
Schroders chairman and CIO are to leave following its latest results which showed a dramatic £24bn fall in new business for 2011, but a slight rise in pre-tax profits.