Quilter is still facing South African shareholder questions over a political donations motion permitting political donations not exceeding £50,000, which passed in May.
The firm is listed in both London and Johannesburg. The firm suggests it is merely seeking to comply what is widely drawn company law in the UK and does not intend to make any donations. New Model Adviser reports.
TikTok is a great platform for engagement and could help encourage young people into the advice profession, LifeSearch head of performance marketing, Danielle Moore, has argued as reported in FTAdviser.
IFA Magazine considers the implications of the base rate cut to 4.75% for property and mortgages.
Pension consultancy Cartwright is calling on UK institutional investors to ‘catch up’ with competitors worldwide in backing Bitcoin, following the nation’s first allocation to a DB scheme. Wonder what IFAs think?
Ninety One has announced that it will adopt the ‘Sustainability Impact’ label on its Global Environment Fund from 1 December reports Money Marketing.
It feels as if many of the funds embracing the labels are already a firm shade of ‘green’.
Less good news for climate change targets, according to Carbon Brief (though calculated back in March) showing much slower progress under a Trump Presidency.
Academic website ‘The Conversation’ assesses how the Trump presidency might change the global economy.
Goldman Sachs considers the Trump win in this podcast as does Fidelity.
In the Telegraph, Jeremy Warner suggests Trump will bring about a stock market boom initially and then an almighty bust.
