Schroders to offer direct services to South African clients
Firm’s Singapore arm partners with Malaysian asset manager to develop investment solutions
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Schroders and Lloyds to shake up financial planning sector
But banks re-entering the market should not be seen as a threat, says Intrinsic chief executive
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Invesco, Schroders double assets in Taiwan
But Eastspring and Pinebridge had some of the highest outflows, according to year-to-date figures from Morningstar.
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Schroders quiet on Lloyds tie-up as intermediary assets slip
Slice of the £109bn mandate would boost sluggish AUM growth
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Schroders confirms talks with Lloyds over wealth arm
Cazenove Capital stake could seal the deal for £109bn mandate
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Schroders and UOB AM join fund passport scheme
Seven fund managers have now joined the cross-border Asean Collective Investment Scheme.
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Third of UAE clients not advised on sustainable investing
More information needed on how managers engage with companies
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Goldman Sachs shunned for £109bn Lloyds contract
Goldman Sachs is now a rival due to its UK retail bank
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Investor activism fails to curb FTSE pay inequality
Just over a third of FTSE 100 companies pay their UK staff a ‘living wage’
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Schroders funds division sees zero net flows
Schroders’ asset management arm delivered zero net new business over the first half of the year against what the firm said was a challenging time for markets.
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BMO, Jupiter and Schroders rolling out Hong Kong funds
BMO Global is launching an actively-managed fund in Hong Kong that invests in passive products, while Jupiter and Schroders have received regulatory approval to launch their own offerings.
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Blackrock and Schroders frontrunners for £109bn Lloyds mandate
Asset managers Blackrock and Schroders are the rumoured frontrunners to oversee £109bn ($144.3bn, €123.5bn) for Lloyd’s Banking Group (LBG), after its contract with Standard Life Aberdeen was terminated earlier this year.