Tabitha Lambie
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Nuveen sets out integration timeline following Schroders takeover (opens the original)
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Nuveen has today (1 October) completed its acquisition of Schroders, creating a combined firm responsible for $2.6tr in assets under management (AUM). Schroders will continue to operate separately within Nuveen over the next 12 to 18 months, led by group chief executive Richard Oldfield, while integration planning takes place. During that period, Nuveen and Schroders intend to maintain their existing investment teams across both asset and wealth management. Oldfield said: “Today’s milestone is a
UK economic resilience aids Burnham’s ‘good vibes’ mantra (opens the original)
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The UK economy showed steady growth in the second quarter, with GDP rising by 0.5%, supported by a 0.6% increase in services output, according to the latest figures. The construction sector increased by 0.8%, while production decreased by 0.1%. The level of GDP over this period compared with the last quarter of 2024 is now estimated to be 2% higher, revised up from the first estimate of 1.9%. Industry experts have branded this resilience as “marginally better than expected” but remain sceptical
Liontrust enters acquisition agreement with Hawksmoor Investment Management (opens the original)
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Liontrust has entered into an asset purchase agreement with Hawksmoor Investment Management, a subsidiary of Shackleton Advisers. It intends to acquire the fund management and model portfolio services (MPS) business carried out by Hawksmoor Fund Management and Hawksmoor Investment Services. The proposed acquisition is for an initial cash consideration of £6m in addition to two contingent payments of up to £2m each in cash, payable, subject to ongoing revenues, 12 months and 24 months after compl
Financial planning for death is ‘love made practical’, says Zurich (opens the original)
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The majority of UK adults are worried about how loved ones will cope after they die, and yet almost half haven’t put a will in place. This is according to new research from Zurich Insurance, which found many families are still avoiding conversations about inheritance that could prevent disputes. One in five respondents have experienced strained family relationships following the death of a loved one, with one in ten saying the fallout was so severe they never spoke to that family member again. A
Majority of advisers reassuring clients about pension tax reform (opens the original)
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Advisers have reported fielding more calls from clients about taking tax-free cash and accessing pension savings earlier than planned due to Budget speculation. This is according to new research from Aberdeen Adviser, which found more than nine in ten (96%) advisers are spending more time reassuring clients about potential pension tax reform. Richard Denning, CEO of Aberdeen Adviser, said: “The fact that nearly every adviser we asked was already fielding calls from worried clients over taking th
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