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Please be aware that effective today, 8 December 2022, we have changed the names of the Rathbones business units listed below. We have made these minor changes to bring these names in line with the Rathbones Group Plc change we made in December 2021.

Third quarter trading update

Rathbones is to host its Charity Symposium on Thursday, 28 April 2016 at the newly refurbished IET London: Savoy Place.  At what is now a well-established event in the not-for-profit calendar, Rathbones’ spokespeople will be joined by Lord Coe, President of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), as the keynote speaker. Seb is one of the greatest athletes of our time, setting an incredible 12 world records over four distances and achieving four gold medals and three silver in the Olympics and European Championships.

 

The Charity Symposium, aimed at charity trustees and

Philip Howell, Chief Executive of Rathbones Group Plc, said:

“The first six months of 2017 has seen another busy period for Rathbones as we continue to deliver our strategic plans without detracting from our high standards of service to our clients. We remain confident in the medium term potential of our growth initiatives. Short term market conditions are dominated by a backdrop of ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and we will continue to invest with discipline.” 

Highlights:

• Underlying profit before tax* increased 22.7% from £35.3 million to £43.3 million in the first six months of 2017

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

• New report by Rathbones considers implications of EU referendum, and aims to dispel five of the most common myths around potential Brexit.
• Report finds the consequences to either leave or stay in the EU more complex than current rhetoric suggests.
• UK financial markets to become increasingly volatile as a result of economic and policy uncertainty, but emergence of any pervasive trends unlikely.
• If the UK votes to leave, then some industry sectors are more vulnerable than others.

Rathbones, one of the UK’s leading providers of investment management services for individuals, charities and