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April 22, 2023
The temperature was a chilly 32 degrees when they gathered Saturday morning at Cope Stadium on the University of Nebraska at Kearney campus.
March 31, 2023
RLAM's head of fixed income Jonathan Platt has stepped down from his fund management responsibilities on the Royal London Corporate Bond fund.
January 13, 2023
In the latest โ5 pointsโ fixed income podcast, RLAMโs Head of Fixed Income, Jonathan Platt, and Investment Director, Ewan McAlpine discuss if inflation may be peaking, the impact China could have on investing and what the key economic and market factors in 2023 might prove to be. Listen to the podcast For
November 15, 2022
The owner of the hair and beauty salon wants to retire but has been unable to sell the business, so the new owner plans to convert the space into much-needed ...
November 15, 2022
A HAIRDRESSERS in a prominent Shanklin location could be turned into flats after 20 years of business.
November 15, 2022
A hairdressers in a prominent Shanklin location could be turned into flats after 20 years of business.
October 27, 2022
NASCAR suspended Bubba Wallace one race for intentionally crashing his car into Kyle Larsons vehicle during a race earlier this month.
August 24, 2022
In this edition of JPโs Journal, Royal London Asset Management's Head of Fixed Income Jonathan Platt considers the challenges posed by rising national debt - if tax rises would be counterproductive with a likely recession ahead, are spending cuts realistic? Read the blog For Professional Clients only, not suitable
August 24, 2022
Which aspects of the well told inflation story might have been overlooked? And what is the investment outlook for real yields in the months ahead? Jonathan Platt, Royal London Asset Managementโs Head of Fixed Income, and Ewan McAlpine, Investment Director discuss these questions and other key themes currently
July 6, 2022
Fixed income markets are pricing in a 3.5% base rate from the Bank of England, predicting there is a long runway of rate hikes to come.