Rathbones

Rathbones has reported a sharp jump in assets under management for 2014 but adopted a cautious stance on the outlook for investors over the next 12 months.

Brewin Dolphin's Angus Kerr, Lindsay Strachan and four colleagues are moving to Rathbones to set up a new Glasgow office for the wealth manager.

Ratings agencies went hell for leather downgrading financial hybrid bonds recently. And with upcoming regulatory changes, next year could prove tricky for bank bond investors. Rathbones' Bryn Jones explains why.

Rathbones Unit Trust Management's multi-asset team has allocated to a China equity fund for the first time since the inception of the strategy in 2010.

Andy Pomfret, former chief executive of Rathbones, has joined the board of Interactive Investor as a non-executive director.

Rathbones' chief executive Mike Webb, a long-time proponent of risk targeted investments, has said the method makes fund managers work harder for investors.

Former Jupiter head of private clients Andrew Clark has become head of Rathbone Private Office after the company completed its acquisition of Jupiter's private wealth business.

Rathbones' David Coombs has bought into commercial property for the first time, seeking to avoid the usual pitfalls by utilising a number of less mainstream options and closed-ended vehicles.

The steady eddie water utility stocks should have been casualties of the improving economy. But this sector has outperformed the All-Share so far this year. Rathbones' Alan Dobbie explores this 'intriguing' performance.

Rathbones' multi-asset head David Coombs explains why he is seeking out property and long/short funds as diversifiers, while making the shift in to large caps.