With the FTSE 100 on an almost continual rise, which are the ‘red flag’ stocks that investors should watch out for? Investment bank Liberum lists the seven ‘sinful’ stocks in the top 100 they would “prudently seek to avoid”.
Transparency campaigner Dr Chris Sier has been named as chairman of an FCA working group tasked with fleshing out a template for disclosure of asset managers’ costs and charges.
IBOSS Asset Management’s range of risk-rated multi-asset Oeic funds, launched in February last year, have passed through £100m in assets under management (AUM).
The financial health of FTSE 100 companies is at “significant risk” from the escalating liabilities of their pension schemes, a report has found.
Thomas Miller Investments’ client relationship management has gone digital as it prepares for the further growth of its wealth management arm.
Australian boutique Antipodes Partners has launched a global equity fund to the UK market ahead of plans to expand its London office later this year.
Rio Tinto has today posted a ‘strong’ set of interim results, boosted by the firm declaring its highest interim dividend of 110 US cents per share.
Arbuthnot Latham investment manager Mats Arthurrson is set to leave the firm after seven years to join wealth manager Quilter Cheviot.
A policy reversal at the Bank of England is imminent and could prompt it to sell its £10bn hoard of corporate bonds back to the market, M&G’s Richard Woolnough has said.
Most active US equity funds struggle to ever outperform their benchmark, but this year the secret to outperformance has been surprisingly straightforward.
Changes to Financial Conduct Authority guidance on how to deal with insistent clients has been welcomed as “common sense” by those in the asset management industry.
Investors say the Serious Fraud Office’s (SFO) formal investigation into suspected corruption at British American Tobacco (BAT) is a grim reminder of the “lengths dying industries are willing to go” to stay profitable.
