Gam scraps bonuses for top bosses as profits plunge
Bonuses were paid out in 2018 despite the fallout from the suspension of star manager Tim Haywood
Bonuses were paid out in 2018 despite the fallout from the suspension of star manager Tim Haywood
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Business is an ‘integral step in the growth and evolution of the group’
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Combined business will have assets under management of more than £600m
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Account fees will be 0.15% capped at £375 annually
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Comes mere months after M&G suspended fund after mass outflows from the direct property sector
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Liam Pryce-Jones and Gary Stirrup have been with the DFM about a year
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Compensation paid to first group of those caught up in mis-selling scandal
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£48m trust had been fourth quartile over three and five years
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£3.5bn deal comes a week after family scion stepped up as CEO
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Richard Buxton’s firm saw assets shrink to £22bn during TA Associates ownership
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City watchdog has been investigating Moneybarn since December 2017
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Richard Buxton and Merian Chrysalis confirmed as moving over in acquisition
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