Covers half year to 30 June 2021

Paul Stockton, chief executive said: 

“Investment markets improved in the first half of 2021 as sentiment began to look beyond the pandemic. Continued organic growth also helped increase our funds under management and administration to £59.2 billion at 30 June 2021, up 8.2% from £54.7 billion at 31 December 2020 and up 19.8% from £49.4 billion at 30 June 2020. 

Following a strong set of year to date financial results we enter the second half of 2021 in a robust position. The acquisition of Saunderson House, announced on 23 June 2021, accelerates our

2016 marks the 70^th anniversary of Eleanor Rathbones death. An unsung hero of the twentieth century, Eleanor was a philanthropist, suffragist, social and welfare reformer, and humanitarian activist.

Lacrosse legacy programme launched in Surrey as 3,500 girls compete in the finals of the Rathbones National Schools Lacrosse Championships.

Rathbones is pleased to announce that Alex Moore, head of collectives research, has been recognised as a rising star in the industry by landing a spot in PAM’s 2019 Top 40 under 40.

Moore joined Rathbones in May 2015 as a collectives research analyst and was promoted to head of collectives research in July 2018. Prior to joining, he worked for the British Steel Pension Fund and Dimensional Fund Advisors, specialising in Asia-Pacific and emerging markets equity portfolio management.

Moore is responsible for overseeing the team that provides guidance to Rathbones’ investment managers in making

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 2016.

Philip Howell, Chief Executive of Rathbone Brothers Plc, said:

"Whilst turbulent market conditions and planned expenditure have impacted profitability, we continue to pursue our growth plans. In an eventful first half, our investment teams have worked hard to ensure that client communications are timely and insightful. "Although our outlook is cautious, Rathbones will remain alert to acquisition opportunities that

We are supporting ClearVision, a lending library that adds Braille to children's books, before loaning them to visually impaired children.

The charity's library is well established and serves over 1,000 families, schools, Vision Support Services and public libraries, making over 10,000 loans in the last year alone. 

We will be supporting ClearVision by way of two donations of £2,500 each, one now and another next summer. 

National Braille Week aims to raise awareness of the importance of Braille and other alternative formats that open up the written world to people with visual