Tilney Bestinvest launches one-off advice service
Tilney Bestinvest is launching a new “one-off advice service” designed to serve clients who require advice on investing a single lump sum or making a round of portfolio changes.
Tilney Smith & Williamson
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Tilney Bestinvest acquires Towry for £600m
Tilney Bestinvest has agreed to acquire Towry from private equity parent Palamon Capital Partners for £600m ($853.4m, €748.8m).
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ANALYSIS: £715m in ‘ok’ funds is not good enough
Last year saw record inflows into SRI funds yet the choice available is ok at best according to the buyers and potential buyers of said funds.
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Novia partners with DFMs on new investment portal
International intermediaries’ platform Novia Global has launched a new integrated investment portal, which provides access to a panel of discretionary fund managers (DFMs).
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Tilney Bestinvest buys Ingenious AM
Tilney Bestinvest has struck a deal to buy Ingenious Asset Management for an undisclosed sum.
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Tilney launches smart beta-focused multi-asset range
Tilney BestInvest subsidiary, Tilney for Intermediaries, has launched a range of five risk-rated, multi-asset funds.
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Aberdeen tops ‘dog funds’ list
Aberdeen Asset Management has the largest number of so-called ‘dog funds’ under its watch, according to Tilney Bestinvest’s latest ‘Spot the Dog’ report.
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Tilney planning range of smart beta, multi-asset funds
Tilney Bestinvest plans to launch a range of smart beta, multi-asset funds in 2016.
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EQ to launch top end investment service
EQ Investors has announced the launch of a new top-end investment facility alongside the recruitment of six senior figures.
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Tilney Bestinvest joins FEIFAs partnership
Tilney Bestinvest has joined FEIFAs partnership programme as the federation looks to meet a growing demand from its members for multi-asset portfolio funds.
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summer slumps are blue moon occurances
Investors taking a summer holiday from the market last year would have missed out on returns of 4%, while summer sell-offs and their resulting slumps have been few and far between over the longer term, according to Bestinvest research.