‘Mad’ bond demand a sign of extreme times
Wealth firm Andrews Gwynne has branded demand for some bond products “mad” and a sign of how extreme markets have become.
Wealth firm Andrews Gwynne has branded demand for some bond products “mad” and a sign of how extreme markets have become.
Mattioli Woods’ total revenue broke through the £50m mark in 2017, as the specialist wealth manager confirmed that M&A remains a “core part of its growth strategy.”
UK high street bank Lloyds, which owns Scottish Widows, may be about to announce a major push into pension and investment products as part of a three-year growth plan.
As St James’s Place Wealth suffers another week of grim headlines about its charges and advice model, is now the time for rival IFAs and restricted advisers to win business and clients off what is arguably the market leader?
Wealth management’s own Phileas Fogg, Lombard Odier’s Stéphane Monier has had a well-travelled career and is now adding some intercontinental spice to private banking.
Asset and wealth managers are more upbeat about their prospects than other sectors of the financial services industry, but are lagging others technologically according to the CBI/PwC Financial Services Survey.
Has the FCA asset management review missed a trick by not expanding its demands for transparency to wealth management?
MetLife UK is closing its range of third-way “wealth management” retirement products to new business citing the ongoing low interest rate environment.
Santander has enhanced its wealth management capabilities by launching a private client offering.
Upcoming wealth transfer of £2.8trn from the older to younger generation will boost the UK economy by £677bn a year, according to research.
Assets in exchange traded funds sailed past the $4trn mark globally last month, indicating their increasing popularity among investors worldwide.
Former FCA technical specialist Rory Percival has warned UK risk-profiling tools are offering wildly disparate asset allocation advice.