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Who’s who in London-listed asset & wealth management
An overview of runners and riders covered by TheInvestors.blog and what to expect from this newsletter
Aug 30, 2024
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Is that chink of light an investment opportunity?
The state of play of UK-listed asset managers. Part 2: valuation, financials, strategic moves
Sep 8
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Is that a chink of light?
A look back at UK-listed asset managers' H1-25 & a look forward to H2 and beyond. Part 1: The (confusing) AUM picture.
Aug 28
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Mercia: it won’t take long to see who's right
Share price heavily discounts on-balance-sheet investments. Mercia intends to sell most of them within 2 years. It won’t take long to see who's right.
Jul 3
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Strong growth at Tatton: profit +24%, dividend +19%
Another exceptionally strong year. Financial advisers continue to outsource investment management to this market leader. Their confidence in Tatton…
Jun 10
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Tough H1 for Impax, but shares look detached from fundamentals
Impax is hardly the disaster implied by its share price, which is down 31% over six months and 68% over 12 - a forward PE of just 8.5 for a business…
Jun 9
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Wealth managers' Q1 flows hold up
Amidst tariff worries and US market falls, UK investors just kept on feeding those ISAs and SIPPs. But try telling that to shareholders!
May 8
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Polar flows hold up amidst heavy sector outflows
AUM hit by market falls, but Polar's net flows look strong in what is looking like an awful quarter for active asset managers
Apr 15
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