Investments: Outsourcing
Markets
7IM: Third party model portfolios threatened by FSA rules
The Financial Services Authority needs to provide clarity over how agreements between discretionary fund managers, advisers, and their clients should be structured to help IFAs avoid falling foul of new regulations, according to Seven Investment Management boss Tom Sheridan.
Outsourcing Investment: Why DSH uses Principal Investment Management
For Ian Holyoake, adviser at Day, Smith & Hunter Financial Services, a mixture of localism and professionalism makes Principal Investment Management an ideal member of its pool of DFMs.
Adviser Profile: Jersey's Wealth Financial Planning
Nick Carter and Ryan Lewis have built up recurring income quickly at their small, young firm, Wealth Financial Planning Jersey, eager to give themselves more time to indulge their adventurous pastimes.
Life after RDR: Watts sees future in the generation game
Nicola Watts, director of Jane Smith Financial Planning, aims to stay one step ahead of the competition by offering a standardised investment approach and planning service for families.
Outsourcing Investment: Why Inspire Wealth Solutions uses Quilter
Attention to detail, good performance and an excellent client service persuaded Andrew Bennetts of Inspire Wealth Solutions to outsource investments to Quilter.
Smart Beta: Waller backs passives to keep things simple
Using a mix of passive funds allows Patrick Waller of Financial Planning Partners to avoid making his clients’ investments too complicated.
Life after RDR: Pearse targets tomorrow’s millionaires
Antony Pearse (pictured) has set up a private client department at Birmingham-based Mackenzie Taylor Benefits Consultants, and aims to bolster professional connections and streamline the advice process.
Outsourcing Investment: Why Origen uses Brooks Macdonald
Mark Pearson of the Aegon-owned national Origen, outsources to Brooks Macdonald, praising its performance and willingness to engage with his firm’s strategy.
Outsourcing Investment: Why Jacobs Financial uses Rathbones
A wealth of experience, portfolio updates and strong due diligence are among the reasons Phil Jacobs, managing director at Jacobs Financial, outsources to Rathbone Brothers.
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Cazenove Capital: the art of multi-manager investing
Multi-manager funds provide core investment solutions for advisers looking to outsource the day-to-day fund selection and asset allocation decisions.
Outsourcing options: Finding the right fit
Outsourcing investment is proving increasingly attractive to many financial advisers, yet a decision to outsource should not be taken lightly. As our roundtable debate on 4 April revealed, a lot of work is required by the adviser to ensure the correct solutions are chosen for clients.
Fund sector spotlight
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The Citywire mixed asset sectors are divided into five catergories based on the fund remit. Here we examine the Conservative, Balanced and Flexible sectors. Find out more about the sectors here.
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Conservative
Funds with a heavy weighting towards fixed income with equity exposure capped at 35%.
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Balanced
Funds with a 'balanced' allocation of equity and fixed income.
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Flexible
The asset mix of these funds vary depending on market conditions at the discretion of the manager.
Contents
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Outsourcing
Which DFM is best for your clients?
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Adviser Verdict
The adviser verdict on the biggest funds
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Discretionary Manager Directory
Profiles of the UK's leading DFMs
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Investment Trust Challenge
4 investors, 12 months, £16,000
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Alternative UCITS
Citywire ratings of Alt UCITS managers
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Multi-Assets
Latest news from the multi-asset centre
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Smart Beta
Passive strategies for a better portfolio
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Structured products
Understanding structured products
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Videos
All videos from Citywire TV





