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Each quarter, our strategic asset allocation committee meets to identify the key themes that could affect global financial markets. This quarter’s key themes include:
1. Investing in technology - Great tech-spectations
2. Looking up - Europe: from problem child to investor's favourite?
3. Measuring Abenomics - Are Shinzo Abe's arrows flying true?
4. Brexit uncertainty - Still lots of heat but little light
5. Active vs passive - The unintended consequences of passive investing
Rathbone Investment Management is pleased to announce the promotion of Ben Shaw and Laura Dempsey to Financial Planner. Both individuals joined in entry level roles as Client Services Executives.
This statement is a half-yearly financial report in accordance with the UK Listing Authority’s Disclosure and Transparency Rules. It covers the six month period ended 30 June 2014.
Philip Howell, Chief Executive of Rathbones Group Plc, said:
“The first six months of this year have been a busy and exciting period for Rathbones in which we have announced two acquisitions and a successful placing. We are pleased to have removed the uncertainty associated with the long-running legal proceedings, and believe that joining a settlement to do so is in the best commercial interests of the company.
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Rathbones announces today the appointment of Clive Bannister as Chairman Designate and Non-Executive Director of the Company.
Citywealth's International Powerwomen Top 100 list recognises the women who are considered influential within the international community.
Catherine Taylor is Chief Operations Officer and a main board director at Rathbone Investment Management International (‘RIMI’) in Jersey, and manages the offshore operational infrastructure supporting the growing international private client business.
Since joining RIMI in 2015, Catherine has overseen a rise in funds under management in Jersey from £1.2 billion at 31st December 2015 to £2.0 billion at 30th September 2019. During the same period, the
Rathbones today announces that it will provide principal sponsorship for the University of Liverpool’s project to design and build ARION1, a bicycle which will attempt to break the land speed record for fastest human powered vehicle, and bring the record to the UK for the first time.
The project will see a team of undergraduate students from the University of Liverpool’s School of Engineering attempt the record in September this year, as part of the World Human Power Speed Challenge – an annual event held in Battle Mountain, Nevada. The current men’s record is 83.13mph and the women’s record