Election casts shadow over UK business growth
Lingering doubts over the general election and the strength of UK markets led to weakened economic data for the service sector in May.
Lingering doubts over the general election and the strength of UK markets led to weakened economic data for the service sector in May.
Liontrust has expanded its distribution team with two regional hires, reporting to head of global distribution Ian Chimes.
British investment advisory group Ingenious Media said it will appeal an August 2016 Tax Tribunal ruling on the status of its film production partnerships which date back as far as 2002 and involve many famous actors and footballers.
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Global markets edged to record highs in early trading on Friday amid a flurry of positive economic data.
Investment managers have played down Donald Trump’s decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate agreement, saying the effect on companies will be minimal.
Funds investing mainly in equities saw a buying spree in April as investors ploughed in £2bn into the products, according to the latest industry sales figures.
The former chief of Killik & Co’s Richmond branch has joined Cheshire-based Clarion Wealth Planning as a financial planner.
Newly merged Janus Henderson has retasked two executives on its distribution team to boost its presence in global and wholesale fund markets.
A film scheme that counted David Beckham, Wayne Rooney and Gary Lineker among its investors has lost a court challenge to overturn a £700m ($899m, €802m) tax bill.
Invesco Perpetual’s Asia ex Japan CIO Mike Shiao is backing consumer staples on confidence in the Chinese government’s ability to slacken the pace of its growing debt to GDP ratio.
Europe equity managers have urged investors to look beyond the current political cycle, and take a more long-term approach when putting more money to work on the continent.