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.
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
Laird leaves Lyxor to 'change the asset management industry'
Departs after three years
Q3 results round-up: Tatton AM assets hit 'important milestone'
Reviewing July-September's trading performances
Leigh Day receives over 500 enquiries from Woodford investors in HL claim
Probe begins over two companies' relationship
Yearsley and Haynes launch Fairview Investing
Independent investment consultancy
Costly Woodford Equity Income fund wind-up to 'drag on' for up to a year
Defunct fund's maintenance fees totalled over £184,000 a day
2019: An appalling year for Woodford
12 months to forget for former star manager
Hargreaves Lansdown updates investors on Woodford holdings
Company breaks silence following Woodford IM closure
Liberum awards Quilter and HL 'buy' ratings and marks AJ Bell a 'sell'
In their inaugural piece of research on investment platforms, analysts at Liberum have identified Quilter and Hargreaves Lansdown as the best buy opportunities, while AJ Bell received a sell rating from the team.
Revealed: The finalists for the 2019 Women in Investment Awards
Over 1,300 nominations received
Hargreaves Lansdown plans for worst-case Woodford scenario - reports
Regular talks held to cope with predicted investor demand
Peter Hargreaves hits out at HL and Woodford
Woodford holding issues trading update
Rathbones' Coombs takes risk to lowest level in Strategic Growth
Manager cites liquidity risk for changes
How can investment trusts attract the next generation of investors?
Adapting old products to a new - and younger - client base
Woodford scandal damaged investors' trust in asset management industry - survey
Faith in platform best-buy lists decreases
Impact of Woodford fund suspension revealed as Hargreaves receives further blow - reports
Kent County Council pension fund also hit
Hargreaves Lansdown sells out of Burford in Select range admitting 'we may have been wrong'
'Questions unanswered' following Muddy Waters attack
Why are more retail clients turning to private equity investments?
Searching for bargains
Khalaf to depart from Hargreaves Lansdown after 18 years
To pursue other opportunities
HL reports strong year but senior executives waive bonuses on Woodford scandal
Remain commited to Wealth 50
Lindsell Train investors blocked from transferring away from Hargreaves Lansdown - reports
Can't transfer between share classes
