Tom Lovell of Rathbone Investment Management International has been recognised in the prestigious annual Private Asset Managers Insight ‘Top 40 under 40’ list.
We started life as a family-run timber merchant, and by 1912 focused solely on managing our clients’ wealth.
Today we're one of the largest wealth managers in the UK, with over 20 offices across the UK and Channel Islands.
We're also proud to support our wider community through initiatives like the Rathbones Group Foundation.
Our story is still being written – and we’re excited to help our clients shape theirs too.
Doing the right thing is about more than results – it’s part of who we are.
It’s reflected in the one-step-further service we provide from day one and beyond. Making clients’ lives easier today is just as important as delivering great results tomorrow.
It’s also shown in the way we invest – with integrity – integrating responsible investing principles into our process for decades. And because we believe others should benefit from our success too, we donate a percentage of our pre-tax profits through the Rathbones Group Foundation.
We look after individuals, families, and charities – providing services that include financial planning, investment management, and specialist trust advice. We also support financial advisers with investment solutions, funds and portfolio services – helping them deliver great outcomes for their own clients.
The sound business decisions we make aim to deliver consistent value for our shareholders – as well as strengthen the trust that clients have in us.
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Rathbones appoints new Head of Financial Planning
Rathbones has today strengthened its in-house Financial Planning team with the appointment of Gaius Jones as Head of Financial Planning, Rathbone Investment Management Ltd.
Rathbones sponsors the Barbara Hepworth Exhibition at Abbot Hall in Kendal
The Kendal office is sponsoring the Barbara Hepworth: Within the Landscapes exhibition at Abbot Hall from 5 July – 28th September 2014.
This summer exhibition focuses on one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century, Dame Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975). The exhibition contains some of Hepworth’s most iconic sculptures including Stringed Figure (Curlew), 1956, Torso III (Galatea), 1958, and Moon Form, 1968, alongside prints, photographs and ephemera detailing the artist’s life long relationship with the landscape.
Over the years, Rathbones has sponsored a number of exhibitions at Abbot
Rathbones completes acquisition of Saunderson House
Watch a video message from Paul Stockton, Chief Executive Officer of Rathbones, and Tony Overy, Chief Executive Officer of Saunderson House
FCA urges public to report fraudulent investment schemes
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is urging the public to get in touch if they have been contacted by a company offering what they think could be a fraudulent investment.
Key investment themes - fourth quarter 2017
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. Digging below the surface of UK indices - A conundrum in UK equity valuations
2. Time to shine - Gold is back in the spotlight
3. Out of fashion - Is there still value in Europe’s equity markets?
4. The hunt for yield - Attractive infrastructure investments are harder to find
5. Running on empty - Are US and UK consumers driving into another crisis?
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