Nutmeg ordered to pay ex-client for ‘irritating’ mistakes
The Financial Ombudsman Service has ordered Nutmeg to pay a former client for “numerous mistakes” surrounding direct debits on his pension plan that were likely to cause irritation.
The Financial Ombudsman Service has ordered Nutmeg to pay a former client for “numerous mistakes” surrounding direct debits on his pension plan that were likely to cause irritation.
Trading of Convoy Financial Services shares have been suspended on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE) following multiple reports authorities have raided offices, homes and arrested executive directors.
Nutmeg, the online investment manager, saw losses rise to £9.3m ($12.5m, €10.5m) last year despite a surge in customer numbers.
Europe’s largest online wealth manager Nutmeg has attracted an additional £12m ($14.8m €14.1m) from Taipei Fubon Bank (TFB) and has revealed its assets under management for the first time.
Convoy, one of the largest IFA firms in Hong Kong, has paid £24m ($30.2m, €27.8m) for a stake in UK investment platform Nutmeg, in a move praised by UK chancellor Philip Hammond.
Winter is coming, but instead of flying south, the flock of black swans that has pecked away at 30 years of globalisation this year is heading east toward Europe.
Robo-advice will not kill off financial advisers but will instead help them cater to less profitable clients, according to chief executive of digital investment manager Moo.la, Gemma Godfrey.
Online investment platform Nutmeg has confirmed that it is in the testing stages of launching its automated advice service.
Robo-advisers will have to wait up to a decade to make a profit from their clients, according to a new report into the sector.
Lombard International has named a new chief executive for its US operations, while Axa IM has announced a senior departure. Nutmeg’s chief executive has stepped aside, with a Columbia Threadneedle veteran bowing out of the industry after a 32-year career.
Investment platform Nutmeg has confirmed it will make its services available to US citizens living in the UK, despite the growing number of wealth managers exiting the market due to the increased regulatory requirements relating to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca).
Investment manager Nutmeg has launched an online pension, and may look at opening it up to investors living in key expat jurisdictions.