There has been a lot of talk about the City’s emergence as a mecca for artificial intelligence and technological innovation. What there hasn’t been a lot of in the investment world are discussions around whether or not the sector can survive a hard Brexit outcome.
Smith & Williamson has continued the rapid expansion of its fund administration business, hitting the £10bn milestone.
Smith & Williamson has strengthened its outsourced investment services team with the hire of Matthew Finch from Barings.
Tilney Group has reportedly submitted a last-minute bid for rival Smith & Williamson to derail its imminent merger with Rathbones.
Rathbones has confirmed it is currently in exclusive discussions with Smith & Williamson regarding a possible merger of the two groups.
Rising equity markets helped sustain Smith & Williamson’s “positive momentum” for the year to 30 April 2017, culminating in £18.8bn of funds under management and advice (FUMA).
London-based investment boutique Smith & Williamson has launched a new Ucits-compliant global thematic fund which will invest in stocks set to gain from developments in Artificial Intelligence.
UK equity fund managers tell us where they are finding value, despite the FTSE’s recent heights.
Smith & Williamson is the latest fund manager to try its hand at the artificial intelligence game, with the launch of a thematic global equity fund.
Smith & Williamson has poached three tax and financial planners from Rawlinson & Hunter.
Smith & Williamson’s Tineke Frikkee believes the extreme rotation in equity markets post-Trump that has favoured aggressive value stocks is showing signs of petering out.
Smith & Williamson is urging investors to look beyond sterling corporate bonds as global yield curves continue to diverge.
