Spooked investors swamp wealth managers with coronavirus calls - reports
‘They all want to talk’
Investment advisers have reported a massive surge in calls from clients in the UK and the US as they ask for guidance over how to manage the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the FT reports.
Wealth managers told the paper they had experienced spikes in the number of calls from investors this week. Some UK advisers said their call volumes were up more than 30% even taking into account the...
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