Industry

Coutts & Co has hired former St James's Place chief executive Mark Lund as a non-executive director.

Old Mutual Wealth has hired Jane Goodland from Towers Watson to head its responsible business efforts.

Nearly a third of UK executives who underperformed last year were still handed a bonus, according to the Chartered Management Institute.

Investment trust sales on adviser platforms reached a record high in the first quarter of 2015.

The government is to move a step closer to selling its stake in RBS, with Chancellor George Osborne set to lay out plans for its privatisation in a speech next week.

Sanditon has launched a new UK fund for Julie Dean, nine months after she left Schroders to join the firm.

Legal & General Investment Management is changing the way charges are applied to its retail funds, moving to a single fund management fee (FMF) to avoid "confusion" over multiple figures.

Henderson's Richard McNamara has joined GAM as its new chief financial officer.

As much as £400bn could be held in 'dinosaur' funds, according to Hargreaves Lansdown, as investor inertia sees cash left languishing in stagnant products.

The Investment Association (IA) is considering campaigning for corporate pay reform, according to Sky News.