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Group hails ‘good progress’ but results show how much work it still has to do
Shares slide at UK’s largest listed fund manager as outflows take toll
LBG will pay £140m after terminating fund manager’s contract to run £109bn portfolio
FCA criticises insurer for some telephone sales practices between 2008 and 2016
Drinks maker may find domestic growth slows before international revenue takes off
One of asset management industry’s best-known executives expected to take on other roles
Investors have fled but is Keith Skeoch right to say the end of the tunnel is in view?
Standard Life Aberdeen’s Gars down 78% to €13.2bn since 2015 as investors pull cash
Veteran investor last month popped up on the advisory board of Windhorst’s holding company
Top 10 shareholders including M&G and Jupiter vote against executive pay
Banking body awards funds to oldest mutual savings and mortgage provider Nationwide
42% of investors vote against UK fund house’s remuneration report
Reports on the arbitration case read rather like the accounts of a costly marital split
Tribunal rules in SLA’s favour in dispute over £100bn investment mandate
Products that promised positive returns in all conditions are still in doldrums
The Trumpian fallacy that success bubbles up from chemistry alone is dangerous
Group’s problems show no sign of abating after controversial co-leadership is axed
Standard Life Aberdeen ditches finance chief in favour of former lead audit partner at PwC
Now that SLA has an actual globe-trotting chairman there is no need for a quasi one
Martin Gilbert is stepping down as co-chief, leaving Keith Skeoch to battle on
Keith Skeoch becomes sole CEO of investment group criticised for joint leadership structure
Negative sentiments are creating a vicious circle that chain must rush to break
Group says it will deliver higher capital benefits and slash costs more than expected
Upstart’s capability in doubt as lender seeks to plug capital hole
Scottish investment group has lost two of its largest shareholders in less than a year
