UK

Hopes to reach 60 UK staff by year end

Gauging investor demand

Fastest rate since crisis

Continue to invest for the longer term

The UK equity market seems to have taken the view that the biggest losers from a Brexit would primarily be those stocks and sectors that have the highest proportion of domestic earnings, writes Miton's Eric Moore.

Also swaps references to FTSE index

Set to replace John Stewart

Before the credit boom, professional investors routinely allocated 10% or more of their portfolios to small-cap stocks, writes Andrew Morgan, portfolio manager at Walker Crips.

Partly offset by creation of 200 new roles

A number of commentators correctly highlighted at the start of the year that dividends were at risk in the resources area of the UK equity market, writes Stephen Message, manager of the Old Mutual UK Equity Income fund.