Fraudsters target Invesco clients in ‘sophisticated’ scams
Invesco Perpetual has issued a stark warning online after discovering its clients are being targeted by ‘sophisticated’ fraudsters in telephone calls and emails.
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How the right message on cold calling could put scammers out of business
The cold calling ban gives the pension, investment and advice industry a huge opportunity to put the scammers out of business by denying them a market says Red Circle Financial Planning director Darren Cooke.
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Wealth manager reveals the key to 300% profit boost
Independent financial advisers could boost profits by 300% by improving productivity according to a new entrant to the wealth management space.
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Unigestion hire boosts portfolio capability
Unigestion has appointed Alexandre Déruaz as head of portfolio construction to manage the firm’s equities products.
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Invesco launches first preferred shares ETF
Invesco PowerShares has launched its first preferred shares ETF in Europe.
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Hermes hires economist ahead of Williams’ exit
Hermes Investment Management has hired Silvia Dall’Angelo from Prologue Capital as a senior economist, as group chief economist Neil Williams gears up to depart.
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Fidelity passes on external research costs to clients
Fidelity International has decided it will pass on costs for external research under Mifid II to clients.
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Investors run to property exit door
Outflows from UK equity funds slowed in August, with property funds being the least popular among retail investors according to the Investment Association.
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Could Trump’s repatriation tax transform stock markets?
Although details of president Donald Trump’s repatriation tax plan are not yet concrete, Neptune Investment Management thinks it looks promising for the US economy and income investors.
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Walker Crips reworks management team
Walker Crips has made a number of changes to its management team, promoting Glenn Cooper to group chief operating officer and adding two new managing directors.
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Fidelity switches to performance-based fee model
Fidelity International is the first major asset manager to make a switch to a “value for money” charging structure. The asset manager will give money back to clients when its funds underperform.
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Tilney names Peter Hall’s replacement
Tilney Group has appointed Chris Woodhouse as chief executive officer following the resignation of Peter Hall.
