RLAM continues to build out wholesale team with JPMAM hire
Intermediary sales time has more than doubled since Phil Reid took the helm
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‘D-day is approaching fast’: Five managers on UK positioning
Outlooks for the domestic economy in 2019 range from ‘contrarian positive’ to ‘a little bit cautious’
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Reform needed for ‘mind-blowing’ exec pay
Time to shelve LTIP schemes?
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Asset managers split over departing Persimmon boss
Public row over Jeff Fairburn’s £75m bonus seen as ‘distraction’ to his role
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Shareholders victorious as Unilever abandons plan to ditch London HQ
Move would have seen maker of Dove soap and Marmite drop from FTSE 100
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RLAM intermediary flows increase 33%
Funds under management reach £117bn
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Baillie Gifford and RLAM top Q2 fund sales
Having the right products in the right countries helped Baillie Gifford and Royal London Asset Management bag the most net retail funds sales during the second quarter, research has found.
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RLAM targets advisers with bond fund
Looking to exploit the inefficiencies inherent in credit markets, Royal London Asset Management will launch a monthly income bond fund later this year aimed at advisers and targeting an income of 5%.
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RLAM pans income share classes for retirement
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.
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Wealth managers expect ESG strategies to flourish
Two thirds of professional investors expect to allocate more money to ESG strategies in the next three years, Royal London Asset Management has found.
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Aberdeen Standard heaps scorn on Persimmon at AGM
Aberdeen Standard Investments has joined Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) in voting against Persimmon’s remuneration package, which it said threatens the firm’s reputation.
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RLAM revolts against Persimmon pay
Royal London Asset Management is one of the few asset managers that has confirmed it will vote against sky-high executive pay packages at Persimmon’s AGM on Wednesday, as the housebuilder comes under fire for failing to meet the living wage for its lowest-paid workers.
