Trading tantrums: Should DIY platforms stop treating investors like children?
In restricting access to certain funds and trusts, are platforms making an assumption that DIY investors are incapable of grown-up value assessments?
In restricting access to certain funds and trusts, are platforms making an assumption that DIY investors are incapable of grown-up value assessments?
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Head of multi-asset solutions Yoram Lustig and multi-asset solutions strategist Michael Walsh named investment advisers
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Group revenue up 8% to £59.1m in the second half
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Scott Lee has previously held roles at KPMG, Citibank and Aviva
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An FOI request by Oxford Risk has revealed
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Two in the charities team and four working with private clients
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Gross inflows were up 38% to £1.8bn
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But anticipates flows to turn positive in FY24 as a whole
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Money still under management will be returned
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Despite assets falling to £332.8bn in the six months to the end of June
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Underlying profits dropped to £30.3m from £34.5m for the year to 30 June
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Doug Abbott to take over as Schroders head of UK wealth
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