Jack Gilbert is the Deputy Editor at Citywire. He specializes in finance and investment, focusing on areas such as asset management, investment strategies, and wealth management, while also covering topics like alternative investments, stocks and bonds, and mutual funds. Jack's work has been featured in Texas Longhorns Football, Citywire, BioRxiv, and Courier Journal.
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For Q1 SJP’s net flows were £1.5bn, down slightly from £1.7bn in the same period in 2025.
While the Shackleton-Hurst Point deal is another significant PE-backed takeover, the price suggests that this was not a success story for the investors.
The FCA and SRA have launched a review of the claims management market following concerns over how clients are being signed up.
From retaining a margin on cash to slow transfers, advisers are increasingly unhappy with their platform providers’ behaviour.
By: Jack Gilbert, Jérémie Gatignol
Groupe Allen says it is the first time a French advice group has entered the UK via an acquisition.
Benchmark Capital has hired investment bankers Perella Weinberg Partners to oversee its sale.
A tracing error saw NS&I fail to return hundreds of millions of bonds after bereavement claims.
CPI was down from 3.3% in the 12 months to March, to 2.8% in April.
The rise in flows saw Transact’s profits rise 16% for the half-year period.
Alex Scott, the CEO of Transact’s parent company, said there should be more consolidation of the weaker players in the platform market.
