standard life gars moves on from departures
Standard Life GARS has been re-awarded a bronze rating by Morningstar OBSR following the departure of three of the management team to Invesco Perpetual in September.
Standard Life GARS has been re-awarded a bronze rating by Morningstar OBSR following the departure of three of the management team to Invesco Perpetual in September.
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Standard Life Investments saw its assets under management rise to almost £80bn over the third quarter, owing to its MyFolio risk-based funds and its Global Absolute Return Strategies (GARS) range.
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Standard Life Investments has confirmed the launch of a unconstrained global emerging markets (GEM) fund for Ross Teverson.
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Standard Life Investments has launched an emerging market debt fund for head of emerging debt Richard House, as it makes its first move into the asset class.
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Standard Life Investments has launched an offshore sustainable and responsible investing (SRI) fund and could add another seven sub-funds to its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav.
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The smartphone market could be a better play on the Chinese consumer than the more-common luxury goods strategy, Standard Life Investments’ Magdalene Miller suggests.
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Lance Phillips has left Standard Life Inevstments and is to take up a new role as head of active equities at LGIM early next year.
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Standard Life Investments has lost three of its multi-asset team who are leaving to set up a bran new multi-asset division for Invesco Perpetual.
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Following an internal reorganisation at Standard Life, Richard Charnock is to take on the firm’s intermediated business alongside his role as chief executive of Standard Life Wealth.
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Standard Life attracted £1bn of new investment assets into its MyFolio fund range and Managed Portfolio Service during the first six months of 2012.
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Standard Life Investments (SLI) has confirmed its clean fee share class is now fully authorised and could be available for advised investments made via third-party platforms.
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Standard Life Wealth is the discretionary arm of the eponymous life company, set up to challenge the way private client money is currently being run. Its claims are not unique, but the overall packaging from a multi-billion pound parent probably is.
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