Kames Capital
Aegon-owned investment manager
Kames Capital is a specialist investment management business based in Edinburgh and London and owned by Aegon. Its UK and international clients include wealth managers, financial advisers, family offices, pension funds, financial institutions, government agencies and individuals. Kames Capital's heritage dates back to 1831, when the Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society was founded. It currently has £44.2bn in AUM (as of 31 December 2017).
Which was the only absolute return fund to deliver a positive return over three consecutive years?
GARS fund overtaken as largest fund
What can firms expect in 2019?
Brexit looms
Kames poaches ASI manager for property team
Will report to Mark Bunney
What will December's sell-off mean for US markets in 2019?
Affected by housing market
Kames expands fixed income team following Snowden departure
Joining Artemis
Kames' Davis: The key challenges for CEOs in 2019
Exclusive interview with Investment Week
Kames CEO begins hunt for fixed income managers
Recruitment process follows four-manager exodus last month
Snowden and team to join Artemis
Leaving Kames after seven years
Snowden leaves Kames amid fixed income exodus
Number of changes to fixed income team
Kames' Peden: Are markets seeing a changing of the guard?
Is the longest post-war equity bull run coming to end? Perhaps not entirely but global stockmarkets are certainly showing signs of fragility in a number of sectors.
Kames' Kenny exits amid pre-Brexit sales team restructure
Joined in 2002
The resurgence of ethical funds: Hargreaves Lansdown's top fund picks
Sales are soaring
What lessons have been learnt over the decade since Lehmans collapsed? (Part I)
Four-part Big Question special
Kames promotes Holdsworth to rates head as McNeill leaves to join family office
McNeill joined in 2006
Kames Capital CIO Jones: My letter to a worried investor
Economy to thrive despite global risks
Firms must adapt or die as freak weather dents profits
Pricing in climate change to business practice
Liontrust AUM increases by 61% as sustainable and fixed income teams drive growth
Eighth year of positive flows
Kames Capital's 2018 Debt World Cup: How do the top teams stack up when it comes to their bonds?
Financial performance in focus
What Italian political turmoil means for fixed income
We had a glimpse of the potential market implications of a more eurosceptic Italian government in recent weeks.
2018 World Cup industry predictions: Who is set for glory in Russia?
Industry experts have their say
Kames' fixed income duo: Our top five ethical bonds
Co-managers pick their top ethical holdings
How to prepare for an escalation of the global trade dispute
Japanese yen a safe haven
John Ions: The perception of Liontrust was bigger than the reality, but now we are beginning to fulfil that
Diversification through acquisition
