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Henderson Global Investors has reported net inflows of £3bn in Q1 2014 as it continues to enjoy a turnaround in the fortunes of its retail business.
Scotland’s banking sector could suffer an Icelandic-style crisis if the vote for independence is approved, Standard & Poor’s has warned.
Richard Buxton and Philip Matthews have both slipped into the bottom quartile of the UK All Companies sector on a six-month view following their moves to Old Mutual and Schroders respectively.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has appointed former chief executive of the Competition Commission (CC) David Saunders as a senior adviser on competition.
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) head of high alpha fixed income Richard Hodges is to leave the group in October.
GlaxoSmithKline, the UK's largest pharmaceutical group, has agreed to sell one of its businesses to rival Novartis, in a deal which will see it return billions of pounds to shareholders.
The Co-operative group has reported a record loss for the bank of £2.5bn after a “disastrous year” during which its banking division and the wider group came close to collapse.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued fresh guidance on its decision to tax unit rebates after receiving a number of queries from fund groups and platforms.
Google shares moved sharply lower in after-hours trading following a disappointing update, with the negative sentiment that has blighted the sector showing no sign of abating.
Steve Webb has called for an overhaul of tax relief on pension contributions that would see a flat 30% rate introduced and the lifetime allowance axed.
Hargreaves Lansdown has said Neil Woodford's new fund management venture could provide a further boost to its business after it reported record net inflows of £1.83bn for the first quarter.
Charles Stanley’s pre-tax profits are likely to fall 10% short of market expectations due to rising costs, the wealth manager has warned.
UK CPI inflation fell for a sixth consecutive month in March to hit a fresh four-year low, according to latest figures from the Office for National Statistics.
Goldman Sachs has sought to reassure clients spooked by the recent falls in tech stocks, saying the US is unlikely to suffer a 2000-style crash.
Most types of financial services firms will pay a lower than expected Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) levy for 2014-2015 after it cut its bill by £37m, but investment advisers face another hike in costs.
Old Mutual is reviewing Intrinsic’s risk-rated Cirilium proposition in a move which could see it take over the range from Henderson.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has won a Court of Appeal victory over a land banking scheme but said it is unlikely investors will get back all of their cash.
Brooks Macdonald's asset management business has acquired Jersey-based DPZ in a deal that will add a further £360m to its discretionary AUM.
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