Sign In
- Home
- Share Prices
- AQSE Share Prices
- Euronext
- US Share Prices
- Stock Tips
- Share Chat
- FX
- News & RNS
- Media
- Trading Brokers
- Finance Tools
- Members
Latest Share Chat
Jupiter sells private client, charity ops to Rathbones
LONDON, April 1 (Reuters) - Jupiter Fund Management said on Tuesday it had sold its private client and charitiesoperations to a unit of Rathbones.
The cash deal is valued at 43 million pounds ($71.69million) and assumes all 2.1 billion pounds of in-scope clientassets will transfer to Rathbones, Jupiter said in a statement.
The deal is expected to complete towards the end of thethird quarter of 2014.($1 = 0.5998 British Pounds) (Reporting by Simon Jessop; editing by Chris Vellacott)
Jupiter Fund Management 
Rathbone Shares in this article
Latest News
- PRESS: HSBC enters AI partnership with Alphabet - Bloomberg
38 mins ago - HSBC partners with Google Cloud to expand AI usage
6 hours ago - Potential Tropical Cyclone One forms off Texas coast, threatening dangerous flash flooding
6 hours ago - UK secures $1.7 billion in investments from Indian, French companies at G7
6 hours ago - US close: Dow notches another record close, chip stocks weigh on Nasdaq
7 hours ago - UK PM Starmer unveils GBP1 billion French and Indian investments at G7
7 hours ago - DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Rathbones Chair & CEO pick up shares after warning
8 hours ago
Related News
DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Rathbones Chair & CEO pick up shares after warning
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced on Tuesday and not separatel...
Melrose
LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Financials lift FTSE 100 as oil heads below USD80
(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 made strong progress on Tuesday as oil fell further amid growing confidence in the US-Iran peace process.
Barclays
Director dealings: Rathbones leaders purchase shares amid FCA‑related review
(Sharecast News) - Rathbones Group revealed on Tuesday that chairman Clive Bannister and chief executive Jonathan Sorrell had both spent roughly £...
Follow the stocks
