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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brewin Dolphin Holdings Plc | BRW | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 515.00 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 515.00 | 515.00 |
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Posted at 05/4/2017 19:25 by rock star Interesting comments from Neil Woodford."Over the last couple of years, an increasing proportion of fund flow appears to be going to either passive strategies or genuinely active fund managers. The industry is becoming increasingly polarised and there is a huge chunk of the industry that will be feeling very nervous about this trend. There are a lot of funds out there that claim to be actively-managed but, in reality, they are nothing of the sort – they are closet-trackers, broadly tracking the performance of the market but charging investors active fees for the privilege of receiving, at best, mediocre performance. Over the years, the practices of closet-indexation and fee obfuscation have contributed to an unfortunate erosion of trust and confidence in the active investment industry. From here, though, the future for this part of the industry looks rather bleak. With the regulator seemingly keen to ensure a clearer link between performance and charges, life is going to get even tougher for closet-tracker funds and the fund management companies that offer them. In a future world of greater transparency, there is a role to be played by passive funds and a role to be played by truly active fund managers. But the rest of the industry may struggle. In my view, that will be a good outcome for investors. This article first appeared in Money Marketing on 5 April 2017. |
Posted at 08/9/2014 09:34 by its the oxman Hit today by CAY warning and probably rightly so. Adding to IT concerns investors will be waiting to see next set of results and the outlook statement / comments in particular. |
Posted at 29/5/2013 09:13 by its the oxman Results and placing have been well received today. New management targets seem to be convincing investors growth in earning and profits will come. Hopefully further share price strength will result. |
Posted at 08/6/2011 18:19 by tenapen No doubt these will make a packet short term as users get hit with the charges ! But with cheaper and better brokers out there (IMO) BRW will loose out as it does not take much nowadays to search and join another broker. I recieved the changes to the terms and conditions, no big deal 'but' if you want to transfer the stock out it will cost £15 per line of stock. I thought they had a brass neck when the started chargeing £50 per year for CREST membership. -------------------- For the retail private investor, there is a range of execution only services designed to be low-cost and easy to use: X-O.co.uk X-O was launched in November 2009 and is one of the cheapest online only service in the market with a fixed commission of £5.95 and no additional management fees. Visit for full details. Sharedeal Active offering UK and International dealing over the phone and online with a fixed commission of £9.50. Further details can be found at |
Posted at 18/2/2011 15:18 by moneybags The share price was around the £2.30 to £2.40 mark before the credit crunch.They will get there again.It just takes time. In fact, If inflation hits in like I think it will this year(Our UK offshore island is already 6% inflation and we are usually a fore runner for U.K. mainland inflation)so I expect that will mean that investors will have to pay more for the shares as money becomes worth less as 2011/12 goes on. We shall see...... Regards, Moneybags |
Posted at 17/2/2010 10:14 by hannahh Some free reports on Brewin. The analyst seems to know the company quite well: |
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