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Schroders trims its stake in Liontrust

In January the firm was forced to shut its fixed income arm after Michael Mabbutt and Felix Martin resigned, resurfacing six months later at Thames River Capital to launch an investment boutique.

Close Brothers Trading In Line With Solid Outcome Expected For Year

Close said its banking arm has continued to show good growth, with its overall loan book up 7.2% in the five-month period and up 12% for the eleven months to the end of July.

WH Ireland swings to H1 pretax loss

When fully implemented, provide a significantly enhanced service for our clients.

A Harrods wife or a Tesco wife: which type of divorcee are you?

Whether or not you subscribe to this view very much depends on whether you are, as the country’s top divorce lawyers put it, a “Harrods wife” or a “Tesco wife”.

The man from Aviva: What the return of advice arm means for the market

They say advisers should not feel threatened by providers entering advice as they are targeting the mass market and not wealthier clients more suited to traditional IFAs.

Charles Stanley reports second quarter revenue hit

This restructuring played a part in the 12.5% dip in overall revenues, the firm reported.

Old Mutual Wealth wary of robo-advice cost

We have to decide on our priorities and if you really want to get ahead in technology you are talking about many millions.

Rugby starlet to launch of a new Mayfair office

The financial advice specialists, based in Regent Street, announced the successful takeover of Ellett Wealth Management in Oswestry earlier in the year.

Arbuthnot's first-half underlying pretax profit jumps 43 pct

Net interest income rose to 11.9 million pounds from 10.1 million pounds a year earlier.

Tilney Bestinvest nurtures Liverpool’s future investment professionals

Running from the 4th to 8th July, the students undertook structured work placements that provided insight into the day-to-day business activity of the investment management industry.

Five myths of discretionary management debunked

Partnership helps both parties grow and clients achieve their goals

Arbuthnot buys £50m Mayfair office as client base

It has particularly invested in its unit targeting SME owners.

Arbuthnot profits soar after disposals as Secure Trust eyes acquisitions

Arbuthnot booked a £117m gain after agreeing to sell Everyday Loans to Non-Standard Finance in December, taking the firm out of high-interest, high-street debt.

Fifth year of top rankings for Equilibrium

Cheshire’s Equilibrium Asset Management has been named as one of the country’s leading wealth management firms for the fifth year in a row.

An investment insight in a week of change by Penny Lovell

I thought, three weeks post-Brexit, I should take the time to interview Mark Bray, a Managing Director in our High Net Worth investment team. Mark has over 30 years’ experience in the financial markets and provides his insight below.

A new round of cuts coming?

Top firm said cutting more jobs

Quilter Cheviot’s Climate Asset Fund Announces Stellar Returns

This award winning sustainability fund has outperformed the FTSE WMA Stock Market Balanced over one, two and three years and since launch.

Why wealth management expert Janine Edwards believes the outlook for business is healthier

I think it is important that companies make common cause with each other and join together to celebrate each other’s successes.

Brexit delays Monaco wealth boutique’s UK expansion plans

Inevitably some decisions will be delayed by uncertainty

Wealth manager profile: Signia Wealth's team talk

Signia Wealth saw some big changes at the top 18 months ago. Here the team breaks its silence to outline the significant headway made in reshaping the business after a difficult 2015

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