London & Capital unveils asset allocation service

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London & Capital has launched a new Portfolio Management Service positioned between a multi-manager and a full blown stockbroker package.

Former F&C UK retail head Jamie Farquhar will lead the new operation which gives investors access to five risk-graded portfolios. The five strategies will vary according to client risk profiles and will aim to beat the after charge bank base rate as follows: Conservative (+1%) Moderately cautious (+1.5%) Balanced (+2%) Moderately aggressive (+2.5%) Aggressive (+3%) London & Capital will determine the asset allocation with the assistance of Old Broad Street Research shortlists. The strategies will not include London & Capital’s own funds. Transact, Nucleus, Ascentric, and Lifet...

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