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30 November 2023
Our name has changed
Rathbone Unit Trust Management renamed Rathbones Asset Management
Rathbone Unit Trust Management Limited (RUTM) today announces it has been renamed to Rathbones Asset Management Limited (RAM), effective 30 November 2023.
RAM is an active fund management house offering equity, bond and multi-asset portfolios as well as a range of sustainable funds. The change in name follows the renaming of Rathbones Group Plc earlier this year.
We believe the new name better represents our fund management arm and reflects our evolution from the original unit trust offering to the modern business we are today
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7 mins
9 September 2026
When the lines blur: private credit in a public world
The distinctions between banks, insurers, asset managers and public and private markets are becoming increasingly blurred. Rathbones Fixed Income Assistant Fund Manager Christie Goncalves explores this convergence and what it means for credit investors seeking to identify risk before markets do.
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14 August 2026
Keeping the lights on: why a UK-based power company earned a place from day one
When we launched our Rathbone Greenbank Multi-Asset Portfolios back in 2021, we thought electricity usage was on a multi-decade rise. Driven by the replacement of fossil fuels with cleaner energy, better battery technology that was boosting take-up of electric vehicles, and a generation of underinvestment in Western power assets, we felt the world was only going one way.
Because of this, we launched our fund holding several companies that were helping build electricity infrastructure. One of these was SSE.