PEOPLE MOVES: Aviva, Ardan International, Vistra
Three firms hire new CEOs and Nedbank Private Wealth names head of investments in Jersey
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PEOPLE MOVES: Guardian Wealth Management, Banque Havilland, Syz AM
Middle East departure at Guardian Wealth and chief executive changes at Banque Havilland and Syz
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Charles Stanley shifts platform fees up closer to Hargreaves
D2C investment platform had been considered one of the industry’s cheaper offerings
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Charles Stanley Direct ditches Woodford from buy list
Charles Stanley Direct has booted Woodford Equity Income from its preferred funds list on concerns about its exposure to early stage companies.
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PEOPLE MOVES: AJ Bell, Charles Stanley, Intertrust
AJ Bell has brought in a legal ringer ahead of its initial public offering, Charles Stanley has bolstered its Edinburgh office with three ex-Tilney people and Intertrust has appointed a director to support clients who need to defer bonus payments.
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PEOPLE MOVES: S Africa taxman, Fidelity Int’l, Charles Stanley
Allegations of money laundering and corruption have brought down the chief of the South Africa Revenue Services’ business and individual tax division. Senior changes at Fidelity International put a new face in charge of its continental European business, while Charles Stanley is targeting improved intermediary relationships with two hires.
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Preparing for a market correction – hedge or diversify?
The bulls and bears are out in force, divided over the prospect of a market correction in the near future, but is it wise to hedge equity exposure or is good old-fashioned diversification the way to go?
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Charles Stanley launches multi-asset funds for smaller clients
Charles Stanley has launched five new multi-asset funds as part of a new Personal Portfolio Service for smaller clients.
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US tops newly-launched ‘Political Stability Index’
Charles Stanley has launched a new Political Stability Index to help investors assess the level of risk in the major developed stock markets.
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PEOPLE MOVES: BlackRock, Pimco, Manulife AM
BlackRock has hired former chancellor George Osborne for a part-time role. Pimco has named a head of Asia Pacific and head of US global wealth management, while Manulife Asset Management has appointed a chief executive for Thailand.
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73-year-old London broker jailed in £1.2m Ponzi scheme
A former Charles Stanley stockbroker was jailed for six years after pleading guilty to conning investors, including some of his friends, out of £1.2m ($1.5m, €1.4m) in a Ponzi scheme.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Swiss Life, Columbia Threadneedle, Legg Mason
Swiss Life’s chief executive for Switzerland is to depart next year, with his successor already identified. Columbia Threadneedle has also named a chief executive, tasked with covering Emea and asset management. Legg Mason’s head of UK sales is set to depart, with a search underway for his replacement.