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  • Investing in space tech is the new frontier 

    May 13, 2026

    After SpaceX, more investors are looking to the stars. Maisie Grice talks to the co-founder of Seraphim Space Investment Trust about investing’s final frontier Twelve years ago, investing in space technology was perceived as science fiction, but Mark Boggett saw an opportunity. While some investment trusts had fund allocation to companies investing in the technology, [...]

  • Wealth managers shares fall amid Starmer political storm

    May 12, 2026

    A host of the City’s top listed wealth managers suffered sharp sell-offs on Tuesday morning as questions over Starmer’s future caused government borrowing costs to soar. Investors have been on alert since fears of a rebellion against Starmer began after last week’s local election results, with the spike in gilt yields now triggering a sell [...]

  • Investors urge FTSE-100 Intertek to resist takeover pressure

    May 10, 2026

    Major shareholders in FTSE 100 giant Intertek are urging the firm to hold its nerve as a Swedish private equity firm circles.  Investors in the quality assurance and product testing business who account for close to £300m of the firm’s value told Morning Wire it is undervalued by the latest offer, which stands at £8.9bn [...]

  • UK investors return to equities after 10 month selling stint 

    May 7, 2026

    UK investors ended an equity inflow drought in April, bringing an end to a 10-month-long selling spree.  UK investors added £1.1bn in equity funds last month, according to the latest fund flow index from Calastone, marking the best month of inflows since April 2025. But flows were concentrated, with investors opting to commit capital to [...]

  • Britain’s £800bn investment pile that isn’t being used

    May 5, 2026

    Britain's 'mainstream investors' hold more than £800bn in net financial wealth, an investment sum large enough to meaningfully address the capital gap.

  • RWS to acquire UK AI platform in £40m deal

    May 4, 2026

    Global AI solutions company RWS Holdings has reached an agreement to acquire UK based AI company Obviously in a bumper £40m deal as it looks to pivot to become a “technology-first business”. AIM-listed RWS agreed to buy the AI platform for an initial cash offer of £16.5m, with an earn-out consideration of up to £23.5m, [...]

  • ‘Disappointing day’: Edinburgh Worldwide admits defeat to Saba Capital

    April 30, 2026

    Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust had conceded defeat to Saba Capital, bringing its 17-month long battle with the US hedge fund to an end. In its annual general meeting (AGM) update released on Thursday morning, the investment trust admitted that it expects that there will be “insufficient votes” in favour of the resolutions relating to the [...]

  • Lazard to purchase Campbell Lutyens in bumper $575m deal

    April 30, 2026

    Lazard has reached an agreement to buy private capital advisory group Campbell Lutyens in a $575m (£426.3m) deal in a bid to become a global powerhouse in one of the most important areas of Wall Street dealmaking. The 178-year-old investment bank’s existing private capital advisory team and London-based Campbell Lutyens will merge to create a [...]

  • St James’s Place shares slide as Iran war damages inflows

    April 29, 2026

    St James’s Place saw a sharp decline in its share price during early morning trading on Wednesday, as Iran war volatility damaged inflows and funds under management. The FTSE 100 wealth manager saw shares tumble 5.2 per cent to 1,187p, with shares down 14.8 per cent this year to date. The group reported a 9.4 [...]

  • Geopolitical risks upend gold’s glittering demand dynamics

    April 29, 2026

    Gold’s glittering run has upended demand dynamics, as rising prices amid the Iran war led investors to plough into a diversified range of assets. Total gold demand in the first financial quarter hit 1,231 tonnes, a modest two per cent year on year increase from 2025. But the humble increase coupled with gold’s staggering price [...]

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