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Investors shake off pre-US inflation nerves

The FTSE 100 in London was higher at midday on Wednesday, as investors look ahead to the US Federal Reserve's next test on Friday. The FTSE 100 index was up 38.40 points, 0.5%, at 8,083.21. The FTSE...

Quilter assets climb to £111.6bn as IFA inflows jump 400%

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Quilter: Wealth manager attracts surge of fresh cash as stock markets rebound

Wealth manager Quilter topped up the money in its funds in the first three months of the year after a rebound in global equity markets.

Quilter reports platform net inflows of £1bn in first quarter

Improved new business levels at Quilter’s platform saw net inflows of more than £1bn in the first quarter, the highest level since early 2018, according to latest results.

The Morning Briefing: Investors still looking towards China; approach to staff benefits could be wrong

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Wednesday 24 April 2024. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Investors still looking towards China, say Fidelity Despite the global tensions between China and the US, numerous investors are just looking for an opportunity to invest in the second

Quilter quarterly inflows hit £810m bringing AUMA to £112bn

Quilter has posted core net inflows of £810m for the first quarter of 2024, taking assets under management and administration to £111.6bn.

Quilter hails rising market sentiment in Q1 as inflows surge

Wealth management firm Quilter saw shares rise on Wednesday after reporting that improving equity markets drove a strong performance in the first quarter.

Business brief | Quilter rakes in the funds, and Amazon hit with R200m fine in Italy

Money Marketing Weekly Wrap-Up – 15 Apr to 19 Apr

Discover the latest top stories from Money Marketing! This week's highlights include insights from Nic Cicutti ("FCA stands firm on ongoing charges") and Söderberg & Partners' investments in four IFA firms. Dive into these articles below:  Nic Cicutti: FCA won’t back down on ongoing charges The Financial Conduct

Wealth managers face the music after years of rip-off fees

During the good times, being a wealth manager felt like a bet you couldn’t lose. Assets under management – the key barometer of any manager’s health – kept rising and rising across the industry, and so too did the fees and profits.