Investment platforms urge ‘radical’ ISA reform to unlock £30bn in UK market July 15, 2024 The bosses of the largest investment platforms in the UK have called for a "radical" simplification of the ISA regime, arguing that reform could unlock £30bn to boost British equities.
Top stocks that helped Onward Opportunities surge revealed July 11, 2024 The top stocks that helped AIM-listed Onward Opportunities see its net asset value surge have been revealed.
Asset manager Redwheel buys £1.1bn sustainable investor Ecofin July 11, 2024 Asset manager Redwheel has moved to expand into the US with the buyout of sustainable asset manager Ecofin for an undisclosed price.
Wealth manager takes legal action against fund house for ‘unacceptable performance’ July 11, 2024 Financial planning firm Tavistock and investment manager Titan have descended into a legal spat over the alleged poor performance of Titan's model portfolio service (MPS).
Archegos founder Bill Hwang convicted on fraud charges July 11, 2024 Sung Kook "Bill" Hwang, the founder of Archegos Capital Management, has been convicted of fraud by a Manhattan jury after the 2021 collapse of his firm.
Investment research budgets are finally on the rise again July 11, 2024 Investment research budgets have started to rise for the first time in six years, after European regulations hampered the growth of the industry.
Starmer and Biden meet face-to-face for first time July 11, 2024 New prime minister Keir Starmer met with President Joe Biden at the summit for the 75th anniversary of Nato.
Actively managed funds four per cent worse than benchmark per year July 10, 2024 Less than a third of actively managed funds globally were not able to beat their benchmarks over the last year, new data from the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has revealed.
Fed’s Powell: Commercial property stress may last years July 9, 2024 The weakness in the commercial property sector may last years, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has warned.
Goldman Sachs: Tony Blair is wrong on AI – it’s not going to save the UK economy July 9, 2024 Goldman Sachs, once a strong backer of artificial intelligence (AI), has hit back against the technology championed by the market and many in government, instead stating that AI is not expected to provide meaningful productivity boosts to the economy.
