Tesco shares on the slide despite return to profit
Tesco saw its shares slide over 5% despite reporting a return to profitability after a troubled period.
Tesco saw its shares slide over 5% despite reporting a return to profitability after a troubled period.
Miton Group has reported its assets under management climbed 35.8% in 2015 to £2.78bn from £2.05bn at the start of the year.
Brooks Macdonald has reported discretionary funds under management of £7.82bn at the end of 2015, up 12% from £6.95bn at the end of 2014.
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has reported a 402% increase in external net asset flows in its annual results, from £7.5bn in 2014 to £37.7bn to 31 December 2015.
South African financial services group Old Mutual has decided to break up its business into four separate units as it believes they will perform better independently.
Alliance Trust announced it is raising its dividend as it released its full year results this morning.
Schroders has announced chief executive Michael Dobson will step down on 4 April and be replaced by Peter Harrison.
Share in Lloyds Banking Group leapt 9.7% to 68p as the bank revealed its plan to pay a special dividend.
Rathbone Brothers’ total funds under management were £29.2bn at 31 December, up 7.4% from £27.2bn at the end of 2014, the company reported today.
Standard Life Investments has reported its net third party inflows leapt to £10.3bn in 2015 from just £1.7bn in 2014.
Shares in Royal Dutch Shell climbed 6.4% on Thursday morning as the company revealed full year profits down 80% on the previous year to $3.8bn.
Aberdeen Asset Management’s Roger Cornick is to retire as chairman and non-executive director at the end of this financial year, 30 September 2016.