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Rathbones is delighted to announce that five of our investment managers have been named in this year’s Citywealth “Future Leaders 100” list.

Given the recent escalation in the UK’s response to COVID-19, I am contacting you directly to explain the steps Rathbones are taking to deal with the outbreak and maintain client service levels over the next few weeks.

Many of our employees, including all those in our London office, are now working remotely, meaning your Investment Manager or other usual Rathbones contact may be working from a location outside the office. The technology we use means that you can still make direct contact with their usual phone numbers and email addresses. Where possible we would ask that you please correspond

Rathbones today announces the opening of its new office at The Athenaeum, 8 Nelson Mandela Place in Glasgow, increasing its presence in Scotland. This complements Rathbones’ established operations in Edinburgh and Aberdeen, bringing its total number of offices across the UK and Channel Islands to 15.

The office will be led by regional director, Angus Kerr. Angus is a key figure in the Glasgow investment management sector and has over 18 years’ experience managing client portfolios. He will be supported by:

• Lindsay Strachan, investment director  
• Lorraine Bryceland, investment manager  
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We wish to advise you of an investment fraud which has used the Rathbones name. 

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

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? 

Read the key issues shaping current investment strategy.