T. Rowe Price to cover research costs under Mifid II
T. Rowe Price has joined a growing number of fund managers that have pledged not to pass on research costs to clients.
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UK only region where dividend payments fell in Q2
The UK was the only region in the world to see dividends fall in Q2 according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index.
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Hargreave Hale re-hires investment manager for regional office
Doug Jones has rejoined Hargreave Hale as an investment manager at the firm’s Lancaster office.
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Rathbones confirms Smith & Williamson merger plan
Rathbones has confirmed it is currently in exclusive discussions with Smith & Williamson regarding a possible merger of the two groups.
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Seneca Trust slashes US equity exposure
The Seneca Global Income and Growth Trust is set to scrap its exposure to US equities over fears returns in the rising market will soon begin to fall.
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Government revives pensions cold calling crackdown
The government has revived plans for a ban on pension cold calling with a promise of new legislation after the original plan was dropped owing to the snap general election.
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Axa’s Iggo: ‘Rock solid’ credit market could crumble
Although investors are behaving like the credit market is “rock solid” Axa Investment Managers’ Chris Iggo cautions they might be more fragile than they appear.
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Silverfinch: Pressure to meet Mifid II deadline is on
Time and clarity are among the biggest Mifid II headaches facing asset and wealth managers according to Ashley Smith, senior vice president at data exchange hub Silverfinch.
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Aviva Investors bulks up real estate team with dual hire
Aviva Investors has appointed Katie Brown and Chris Wilkinson as associate directors to its real estate team, arguing that the asset class is offering superior risk-adjusted returns.
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Markets jittery after troubled week for US and Europe
President Donald Trump’s reaction to last weekend’s violence in Charlottesville and Thursday’s terror attack in Barcelona culminated in a major sell-off across developed markets on Friday.
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Miton’s Jane: No end in sight for hated bull market
The ‘most hated bull market in history’ shows no sign of ending anytime soon according to Miton’s David Jane, who has urged caution from investors.
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European Wealth revamps fund to attract clients in Far East
European Wealth has unveiled a new name and investment policy for its global opportunities fund in a push to attract new business in the Far East.
