Brown Shipley poaches from Santander as CIO exits
Recently-appointed CEO Alan Mathewson also joined from the Spanish bank
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Gam breaks silence on Haywood after industry backlash
The Swiss fund group has been criticised for its “panicky” handling of lead bond manager Tim Haywood’s suspension
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Defendant pleads guilty in Beaufort Securities case
A British citizen has also been extradited to the US to stand trial
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UK Insolvency Service shuts down rogue investment scheme
Investors were quoted returns of 10-15% per week or month
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Mobius plans threaten to lure Temit assets
Mark Mobius has already poached ex-colleagues from Franklin Templeton Investors, now a closed-ended launch could swipe flows from his former employer
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Strong Asia performance boosts HSBC profits
HSBC’s commercial banking, retail banking and wealth management divisions perform strongest in the first half of the year.
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Cameron Hume launches global fixed income ESG fund
Scottish fixed income boutique Cameron Hume has launched a global fixed income ESG fund.
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Baillie Gifford and RLAM top Q2 fund sales
Having the right products in the right countries helped Baillie Gifford and Royal London Asset Management bag the most net retail funds sales during the second quarter, research has found.
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Coutts’ profits nearly double as RBS revives dividend
The wealth manager’s profits are up 90% as wider group RBS revives its interim dividend for the first time post-financial crisis.
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Regulator warns 12 pension schemes over DB transfer activity
The UK Pensions Regulator has written to the trustees of 12 defined benefit (DB) pensions schemes regarding transfer activity.
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Five views on positioning for a ‘no deal’ Brexit
With reports the government is stockpiling food and medicines, the threat of a ‘no deal’ Brexit is becoming increasingly tangible. Portfolio Adviser examines how investors can position themselves if the UK fails to exit the European Union in an orderly fashion.
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FSCS off the hook for Beaufort compensation
The UK’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) will not have to pay full compensation to clients of collapsed Beaufort Asset Clearing Services after the High Court approved a plan to return client money and assets.
