
Joe Stonor
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1 week ago |
citywire.com | Daniel Grote |Natalia Vasnier |Joe Stonor |Victoria Bell
While MPS providers have struggled amid a poor US market performance, Chetwood Investment Management has managed to buck the trend. According to its factsheets, the firm’s tailored strategic growth MPS delivered 11.7% compared to its equivalent ARC benchmark, 8.3%, in the year to the end of March. Its tailored strategic decumulation portfolio also delivered a similar return.
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1 week ago |
citywire.com | Daniel Grote |Joe Stonor |Victoria Bell |Jack Gilbert
National consolidator One Four Nine Wealth has been awarded chartered status by the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) despite the firm’s holding company failing to file accounts for two years in a row. The CII’s chartered status serves as a ‘public declaration of professional standards’ and supports ‘public trust in the insurance and financial planning professions,’ according to CII president Nicola Stacey.
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1 week ago |
citywire.com | Daniel Grote |Joe Stonor |Victoria Bell |Jack Gilbert
National consolidator One Four Nine Wealth has been awarded chartered status by the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) despite the firm’s holding company failing to file accounts for two years in a row. The CII’s chartered status serves as a ‘public declaration of professional standards’ and supports ‘public trust in the insurance and financial planning professions,’ according to CII president Nicola Stacey.
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1 week ago |
citywire.com | Daniel Grote |Michelle McGagh |Joe Stonor |Victoria Bell
The FTSE 100 dropped as tanking Bunzl (BNZL) shares overshadowed softer inflation figures that should pave the way for the Bank of England to cut rates. The main market shed 0.68%, or 56 points, to trade at 8,192 after inflation fell to 2.6% over the year to March, marking the second month in a row that prices have eased. Nevertheless, inflation remains above the Bank’s 2% target.
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1 week ago |
citywire.com | Daniel Grote |Victoria Bell |Joe Stonor |Jack Gilbert
M&G has confirmed it will put its flagship £64bn Prufunds range on FNZ platforms later this year. Citywire New Model Adviser revealed in February that M&G was working with FNZ to launch the range on its platforms, with Scottish Widows being the first. Experts said at the time it made sense for M&G to start with FNZ platforms, which include Abrdn, Aviva, Scottish Widows and Quilter, because of its dominance in the market. Already have an account?
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