‘We will miss his insights on the world’: Murray International’s Bruce Stout to retire
He has been the lead manager of the trust for close to 20 years
He has been the lead manager of the trust for close to 20 years
‘We are facing huge societal challenges,’ warns David Lawrence
If advisers haven’t reduced exposure to risk and volatility then the ‘horse has bolted’
Critics argue the sustainable withdrawal rate is ‘meaningless’
Richard Allison will be replaced by Lee Crowe
‘Customers are being hampered by inflexible and infrequent payments and a lack of innovation’
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is planning to introduce “investment pathways” for drawdown retirees, in a move to prevent them from making poor decisions and defaulting into cash.
Royal London Asset Management has stated investors should invest in accumulation share classes for retirement income as the desperate search for yield pushes investors unnecessarily up the risk spectrum.
Baillie Gifford is set to lose three of its senior partners in April next year, including its head of Japanese equities Sarah Whitley.
Life insurer Old Mutual International has launched a new offshore bond in the UK aimed at savers caught out by cuts to the pension allowances.
Fund manager Jim Stride has announced his retirement after more than 41 years in asset management and three decades at the helm of the Axa Distribution fund.
The wealth management M&A race is set to be ratcheted up a notch with more than a third of IFA owners planning to retire within 10 years.