Wealth Manager Profile: WH Ireland’s Roderick Buchanan
WH Ireland wealth management head Roderick Buchanan talks about overhauling the business, embracing the digital age and why a ‘sensible’ investment style is best for clients.
WH Ireland wealth management head Roderick Buchanan talks about overhauling the business, embracing the digital age and why a ‘sensible’ investment style is best for clients.
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The self employed and small business owners received a double blow in Wednesday’s Spring Budget.
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Signs of an improving global growth environment have prompted Standard Life Investment MyFolio multi-manager head Bambos Hambi to re-evaluate his outlook on Europe and stick to his guns on the US and UK.
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BMO Global Asset Management’s Gary Potter revised his funds’ underweight US position to neutral after the election, but did not back down from his convictions on Japan and Asia despite Donald Trump’s trade rhetoric.
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Edinburgh-based wealth managers Simon Lloyd of Murray Asset Management and Charlotte Square Investment Managers’ William Forsythe have very different ideas about investment prospects in the United Kingdom and European Union post-Brexit, but neither think it will rival the shock of the 2008/2009 financial crisis.
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Investec cautioned profits would be “slightly behind the prior year”, despite positive H1 net inflows in its asset management arm.
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The United Kingdom’s dividends lagged behind its G7 industrialised peers in the second quarter as the effects from weaker profits and a flailing post-Brexit pound severely hampered pay-outs.
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With the risk/reward profile of UK gilts already skewed to the downside further yield falls would be undesirable, according to Kames Capital.
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Research by the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) has found correlation between fund manager longevity and fund consistency.
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Moody’s has issued a bearish forecast for the United Kingdom’s GDP growth over the coming two years.
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The drop in UK real estate value triggered by Brexit could be mitigated by easier monetary policy, said Chris Urwin of Aviva Investors.
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The United Kingdom’s unemployment rate fell to an 11-year low of 5% in the three months to April, data released this morning showed.
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