Separate fund brand for Collins Stewart

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Collins Stewart has launched a standalone fund management division, Collins Stewart Fund Management, and rebranded its wealth management division, Collins Stewart Wealth Management.

The firm, which operates in London, Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, offers two fund ranges, multi-manager and specialist. The multi-manager funds have been long-standing investors in alternative assets, and the range includes a fund of hedge funds. The specialist funds cover major equity markets including the UK, US, Europe, and fixed income. The wealth management division, which manages and administers over £4.4bn, and also has a long history of alternative investment, has been given a new corporate identity focusing on its twin aims of preservation (as represented by ice) and growt...

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