Rathbones reports minor assets boost from before Investec merger

New prospectus and circulation regarding the merger expected in Q2

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Rathbones has reported an increase of 1.1% in its total funds under management and administration for the first quarter of 2023.

A trading notice published today (4 May) show the increase totalled £60.9bn for its final set of results before it combines with Investec W&I UK. Investec purchased Rathbones in a £839m deal back in April, though the trading period update covers the three months prior the deal, which Rathbones chief executive Paul Stockton said "represents a significant opportunity in our sector to become the UK's leading discretionary wealth manager". For the period from 1 January to 31 March 2023 the assets under administration inflows split into £45.8m to Rathbones' investment management business, ...

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