SJP gives Woodford green light to go international
Neil Woodford has been granted flexibility to invest up to a quarter of his £1.4bn St James’s Place UK High Income Fund in non-UK equities following an EGM of unit holders.
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St James Place sees new business
St James’s Place has seen a 20% year on year growth in new business over the first six months of 2014, despite losing nearly 10% in profit due to regulatory changes.
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St Jamess Place completes Henley Group
St Jamess Place, one of the UKs largest wealth managers, has completed its acquisition of The Henley Group.
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Capping fund fiduciary responsibility SJP Ralph
St James’s Place’s Chris Ralph explains why soft-closing funds is more than just a sensible thing to do but one of his firm’s ‘fiduciary responsibilities’.
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Why UK wealth managers are going global
The predicted post-RDR merger boom within the UK wealth manager market has not quite materialised but, judging by recent activity, the big players have their eyes set on international expansion.
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SJP follows Woodford pulls 8bn from IP
SJP to pull £8bn out of Invesco Perpetual as it follows Woodford to his new venture
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St James Place on cusp of acquiring Asia business
St James's Place is laying the groundwork in its expansion strategy to grow its presence in Asia.
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St James Place grows assets by 27 in 2013
SJP will look to grow organically as assets show growth spurt.
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Lloyds sells final stake in SJP
Lloyds Banking Group has sold its remaining stake in St James’s Place for approximately £680m netting the group a profit of roughly £105m.
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st james place climbs ranks
Shares in St James’s Place have become the fifth most popular stock to buy among UK equity fund managers in the past month, compared with a position of 14th over the past year, as the wealth manager goes from strength to strength.
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juggernaut sjp pipped to grow
St James’s Place (SJP) could consistently see 25% earnings per share growth for the next three quarters as it profits from being one of the ‘winners of RDR’, according to Richard Watts, manager of the Old Mutual UK Mid Cap Fund.
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lloyds sale where sjp goes will swip follow
Just one month after Lloyds Banking Group announced plans to sell a third of its St James’s Place stake the company is considering selling off Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP), according to reports.