Brooks Macdonald’s discretionary funds climb 5.5%
Brooks Macdonald Group has reported its discretionary funds under management rose 5.52% for the half year to 31 December versus the same period in 2014.
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M&S self-help story intact as CEO steps down
Thursday’s news that M&S CEO Marc Bolland is retiring was well received by investors who see the move as a credible next chapter in the firm’s ongoing self-help story.
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Charles Stanley bounces back into profit
Charles Stanley has reversed its fortunes to return to making a profit, the firm revealed today.
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Schroders weathers tough markets
Schroders has weathered market volatility, seeing assets under management rise to £294.8bn at the end of September, compared to £276.2bn a year ago.
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Canaccord Genuity assets climb 12%
Canaccord Genuity’s United Kingdom and Europe Wealth Management business has seen its assets under management climb 12% since last year.
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LGIM reports Q3 inflow spike
Legal and General Investment Management has reported net inflows for the third quarter of £7.9bn, in stark contrast to the £0.2bn outflows during the same period last year.
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St James’s Place inflows leap 17%
St James’s Place has reported net inflows of funds under management up 17% for the last quarter to £1.48bn.
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Brooks McDonald FUM holds firm despite market slide
Brooks Macdonald Group has reported discretionary funds under management at the end of its first quarter of £7.33bn, marginally down on last quarter.
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Ashmore shares climb despite shedding 21.5% of assets
Ashmore Group has shed 21.5% of its assets under management over the past year as investors shunned emerging markets, the company reported today.
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Schroders AUM climbs 14% despite rising pound
Schroders’ assets under management have climbed by 14% to £309.9bn over the year to 30 June, the firm reported today.
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BP announces further cost-cutting following Q2 profit slide
BP is readying itself for further declines in the oil price following a halving in quarterly profits, the firm has announced in its Q2 2015 results.
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Ashmore’s assets plummet by $2.2bn
Ashmore Group has seen its assets under management fall by $2.2bn in the three months to the end of June.
