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Rowan Dartington aiming to double assets over two years
Rowan Dartington is aiming to near double its assets under management over the next two years, according to executive chairman Graham Coxell.
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SJP to open new office in Canary Wharf
Announcing strong results for the full year, St James’ Place said it is planning a new office in Canary Wharf, following the completion of the Rowan Dartington acquisition.
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St. James’s Place lines up double launch
St. James’s Place is to launch new bond and income funds on 2 November.
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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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Rowan Dartington takes base count to 10 with Birmingham branch
Rowan Dartington has taken its UK base count to 10 with the opening of a Birmingham branch.
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Is M&A the answer for wealth manager expansion?
Growing a wealth management company in today’s competitive market can be tough. Could an acquisition be the answer?
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Fairstone bolsters London base with triple IFA appointment
Fairstone Financial Management has expanded its new London base with a triple IFA appointment.
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Being selective with Chinese shares
Wasatch Partner’s Roger Edgley, manager of the St James’s Place Emerging Markets Equity Fund, picks apart the reasons behind the Shanghai Stock Connect index’s rapid rise.
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Wealth managers have no need to fear the rise of robo advice… yet
The rise in robo-advice should not be ignored by the likes of Hargreaves Lansdown and St James’s Place, but it is unlikely to have a major impact on their operations in the next few years, Numis said
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St Jamess Place announces Metro platform
St. James’s Place Wealth Management is to launch a new banking service using Metro Bank as its platform.
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St Jamess Place in profile
St James’s Place’s acquisition of The Henley Group in Asia earlier this year marked a significant step for the formerly UK-centric wealth manager.