Hargreaves tops FTSE 100 leaderboard after record quarter

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Hargreaves Lansdown has topped the FTSE 100 index in early trading after reporting record levels of assets under administration in its quarterly results this morning.

The wealth manager, which reported a record quarter of £1.8bn in net inflows to 31 March, rose 4.28% or 38.5p to 938.5p by early morning. That meant it bucked the trend seen across the wider index, which stood down 0.44% at 6,276. Another riser was Burberry Group, which rose 4.11% or 52p to £13.18, which reporting a 9% rise in underlying H2 revenue in an upbeat trading statement. The FTSE was dragged lower by a number of large-caps going ex-dividend this morning, including BG Group and Smith & Nephew. Mining stocks also continued to weigh on the index, with both BHP Billiton and...

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