Hargreaves Lansdown
Fund supermarket pioneer
Bristol-based investment management firm Hargreaves Lansdown was established in 1981 by chartered accountants Peter Hargreaves and Stephen Lansdown. The company owns one of Britain's biggest so-called fund supermarkets, a low-cost platform that allows investors to buy a wide range of funds from investment houses.
Hargreaves Lansdown's in-house investment platform Vantage enables investors to hold different types of investments in one place with one valuation and dealing service. Available products under the Vantage brand include ISAs, SIPPs, and a fund and share dealing account.
The company operates four multi-manager unit trusts. It also provides financial advisory, stockbroking and annuity broking services to private investors and advice to companies on group pension schemes.
Peter Hargreaves: Expensive tech stocks now look 'cheaper'
Traumatic stockmarket falls have created value
Nick Train buys Finsbury Growth & Income shares on price decline
'The right thing to do'
Update: Woodford investors to receive second payment on 25 March
Additional £141.7m sold
Terry Smith suggests platforms exacerbate fund liquidity issues - reports
'Can't list fund on a platform unless it's daily dealing'
Hargreaves: My sale of HL shares was purely serendipitous
Timing market "invariably pure luck"
Spot the Dog: Underperfoming funds cost investors £410m a year in fees
£43.9bn assets under management in 'dog fund'
Board determines 'good value' on all HL multi-manager funds
Follows scrutiny over Woodford exposure
Peter Hargreaves sells £550m of HL stock
Strong investor demand
Hargreaves Lansdown suffers significant withdrawals on multi-manager funds trapped in LF Equity Income
Two largest mandates lose nearly £400m between them
Unsold Woodford assets spark questions from investors' lawyers - reports
Leigh Day & Slater and Gordon
HL outlines Wealth 50 overhaul after Woodford saga
Adds ex-Schroders John Troiano to board
Hargreaves Lansdown adopts IA's responsible investment framework
HL will include definitions in its literature
Train's FGT outperformance to continue but 2% discount is not yet a 'bargain'
Share price dropped by 3.5%
HL faces calls to repay fees on WEIF-invested multi-manager funds - reports
Paid more than £1m since June
Lindsell Train UK Equity given green light on liquidity by Interactive Investor
Fund will stay on Super 60 list
Link pushes date of investors' first back payment from stricken Woodford Equity Income
On or around 30 January
Anness takes charge of Invesco's global equity income remit amid reshuffle
Replaces Nick Mustoe
Woodford in China seeking next opportunity
Seeking early-stage assets
Tories win landslide majority in 'disappointing' election for Labour
Biggest victory since Margaret Thatcher
The ghost of Christmas past: Woodford saga to haunt 2020
Equity Income fund drama likely to carry on into the next year
FCA monitors Woodford-exposed multi-manager funds
Investigation ongoing
Hargreaves Lansdown among targets of Woodford investors' legal challenge
Investors face 'heavy financial losses'
Lindsell Train drops out of multi-managers' top ten as Woodford fallout continues
Fund suffered 1.1% loss over past three months
Baillie Gifford's Mileva: Hargreaves Lansdown needs to 'grow up'
Investor urges fund group to be more cautious on promoting funds
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