Sarasin and Partners hires two for asset management team
Alastair Baker and Cédric Phounpadith join the team
Standard Life Investments
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Two minutes with: Aberdeen Standard’s Alan Rowsell
Small cap star says he would consider bitcoin if he wasn’t in equities
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AJ Bell fails to undercut passive multi-asset giants on fees
Standard Life Investments and LGIM around 10 basis points cheaper
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LGIM’s higher inflows fail to sway markets
Despite a strong showing from its investment management business and higher profits for the group as a whole, Legal & General’s shares tumbled 2% on Wednesday.
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Standard Life suffers more outflows ahead of Aberdeen merger
Standard Life announced £3.7bn in net outflows in its half-year results, less than a week before it solidifies its partnership with Aberdeen Asset Management.
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WPP urged to address keyman risk over Sorrell
WPP is facing shareholder pressure to offer a succession plan following the “inevitable” retirement of CEO Sir Martin Sorrell.
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Aberdeen UK distribution head exits as group prepares for merger
One of Aberdeen Asset Management’s most senior salesmen has announced plans to move to Franklin Templeton.
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SLI reveals £2.8bn GARS outflows
Outflows of £2.8bn from Standard Life Investments’ Global Absolute Return Strategies fund blighted flows for the first quarter of 2017 according to a trading update.
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800 jobs to go in Standard Life/Aberdeen merger
Standard Life Investment and Aberdeen Asset Management will make 800 job cuts once their £11bn merger deal is finalised.
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Aberdeen boss Martin Gilbert joins Glencore board
Outspoken Aberdeen Asset Management chief Martin Gilbert is rolling up his sleeves to become a non-executive director on the board of mining giant Glencore.
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Standard Life Aberdeen powerhouse eyes US market for expansion
A serious push into the US market is a key strategic target for the merged Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management group, according to Aberdeen’s global head of distribution.
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M&A: the ‘new normal’ in UK asset management
The merger of Standard Life and Aberdeen is a sign of the times in asset manager consolidation, but who will be the winners and losers from the trend?
