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.
Hargreaves Lansdown relaunches new 68-strong Wealth Shortlist
Formerly Wealth 50
The Big Question: When will firms open offices again and what measures will be put in place?
Embracing the new normal post-lockdown
Lyxor's Laird launches asset management consolidation business
Launches Ards Ventures
Law firm considers compensation claims against Woodford ACD Link
Accused of multiple failures in WEIF collapse
Hargreaves Lansdown wounded by Woodford in latest Which? platform rating survey
Fallen to joint sixth place
Investment platform users rise to all-time high in Q1
Customer numbers rise an average 3.1% across all providers
HL to compensate customer after three-week portfolio transfer takes seven months
Invested in Woodford funds
Hargreaves Lansdown to scrap Wealth 50 List - reports
16 months after its launch
Stephen Lansdown cuts HL stake to 7% - reports
Offloads £160m stake
How are managers positioning their portfolios in wake of Covid-19 crisis?
The Big Question on coronavirus
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
