Sold sign goes up on Consilium
FirstCape has agreed to buy Consilium for an undisclosed sum.
Under the deal Consilium will remain its own brand within the FirstCape Group to ensure continuity for Consilium’s existing clients.
"This acquisition aligns with our strategic vision and strengthens our commitment to providing comprehensive wealth and asset management solutions for our clients," FirstCape chief executive Malcolm Jackson says in a statement. "Both Consilium and ...MORE»
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Calming influences
April was another volatile month for financial markets, but one that in the end produced a relatively benign outcome for investors. Trade developments were front and centre, with the angst around “Liberation Day” replaced by relief as Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause for trading partners to negotiate trade deals.
By Greg Smith, Head of Retail at Devon Funds
April was another volatile month for financial markets, but one that in the end produced a relatively benign outcome for investors. Trade developments were front and centre, with the angst around “Liberation Day” replaced by relief as Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause for trading partners to negotiate trade deals. Frictions with China also ...MORE»
AI use in weapons a growing concern for ethical investorsMonday, May 12th, 9:03AM
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