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| | | ... corporate trust. For asset management, Perpetual said it will be become a "true multi-boutique model with small, nimble boutiques that have established brands, long-term client relationships and market penetration in their core markets." In addition ... |
| | | | ... excluding cash), a moderation from the previous quarter, mainly driven by outflows in the J O Hambro and Barrow Hanley boutiques." Embattled J O Hambro saw a decline of 10.6% in its AUM to $30.9 billion. Net outflows were largely in the global opportunities ... |
| | | | ... Alpencrest partner Read Price is a former global head of institutional at MLC Asset Management. Price has also worked with boutiques including MLC Private Equity, Antares Capital Partners, Intermede, Orchard Street, and Presima. Before MLC, he established ... |
| | | | ... Management, where as distribution director she drove profitable growth in funds under management for its affiliated boutiques. She also worked at Plan B Wealth Management in Auckland earlier in her career. |
| | | | ... Management as distribution director, distributing and driving growth in funds under management for their affiliated boutiques. Her focus was on the high-net-worth, broker, private bank, and retail advisory channels in New South Wales, Canberra, and New ... |
| | | | The exit of two boutiques has dented Pacific Current Group's (PAC) funds under management (FUM) by 29%, while another affiliate dragged the 2025 financial year with a $22.1 million impairment. Exits in Banner Oak Capital Partners and Carlisle Management ... |
| | | | ... world, while highlighting the opportunities presenting in Canada. "Our business model offers high quality investment boutiques the scale and support typically beyond the reach of standalone or start-up firms," Flegg said. "Each of the 18 affiliates under ... |
| | | | ... best thing for clients and for us in terms of personal satisfaction," he said. Finally, when compared to other multi-boutiques in the market like Pinnacle and Fidante, Lamm said L1 Capital has never had an objective to be the biggest by distribution ... |
| | | | ... their main competitive advantage and what helps them earn the "boutique premium" over bigger players. The survey of 87 boutiques from the UK and Europe, conducted by the University of London's Bayes Business School in the paper The case for boutiques ... |
| | | | ... its broader simplification program to deliver $70-$80 million in annualised cost savings by 30 June 2027. "Across our boutiques, we did not see any significant de-risking from clients in the period to March 31 and group investment performance was robust ... |
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