Brewin Dolphin Share Chat (BRW)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Brewin Dolphin	LSE:BRW	London	Ordinary Share	GB0001765816	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+2.10p	+0.60%	354.80p	353.60p	353.80p	356.90p	352.90p	352.90p	126,621	16:35:00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Nonequity Investment Instruments	280.5	50.1	18.6	19.1	1,005.11

Brewin Dolphin Share Discussion Threads

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Date	Subject	Author	Discuss
19/7/2017 20:44	With Share plc reporting good trading volume's a few weeks ago, and Jarvis hopefully reporting good volume's tomorrow ! there should be the strenght for BRW to at least hold this level if not push a wee bit higher.	tenapen	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 16:22	Share price grinding.....triple top.....needs to find strength or it will keel over. Keeping an eye on this. :-)	sux_2bu	Read Full Thread Reply
01/6/2017 09:49	Looking good	janekane	Read Full Thread Reply
18/5/2017 08:48	True in some cases, guess some people hate any form of fee and so just want bucket shop market trackers nowadays which is not a bad option, but for those that don't BRW seem to be adding value and doing ok. Small position for me.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
17/5/2017 10:09	Problem is these old style managers charge a lot and don't add a lot of value/performance. The asset management industry has hit peak charges.	rock star	Read Full Thread Reply
17/5/2017 08:39	Good results, positive momentum / outlook although like all fund managers somewhat dependent on wider market levels. Nice increase in dividend.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
13/4/2017 12:43	Chart suggests to me we could push higher toward old 350p high shortly if main market can put together some decent up days.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
05/4/2017 20:25	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.	rock star	Read Full Thread Reply
10/3/2017 07:43	Payday Ive reinvested mine	janekane	Read Full Thread Reply
16/2/2017 13:07	Ex divi today 9.14 p hence the drop	janekane	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2016 19:33	http://www.investegate.co.uk/brewin-dolphin-hldgs--brw-/rns/acquisition-of-duncan-lawrie-asset-management-ltd/201612190700091715S/ Maybe this is the start of some sort of consolidation in the sector !.	tenapen	Read Full Thread Reply
19/12/2016 07:37	They are paying a lot of money for FUM. Smells of having to grow revenue by acquisition rather than organic growth. The long term capital growth for BRW shareholders has not been good.	rock star	Read Full Thread Reply
23/9/2016 10:38	I can't believe there is much growth in this business model. They(and others) have ramped up customer costs with no added value in a period when passive funds have done better. All the old values have gone from the industry imo.	rock star	Read Full Thread Reply
01/9/2016 11:25	Up nearly 30% since I bought on the referendum fall, I can hardly believe it, but happy!	value king	Read Full Thread Reply
26/8/2016 10:22	The problem is before long the asset managers will have to charge less for very low yielding fixed interest investments or face issues with the regulator in a couple of years time. I believe Wealth Management earnings have peaked. Good article in the FT today.	rock star	Read Full Thread Reply
19/5/2016 17:52	Read Panmure Gordon & Co's note on BREWIN DOLPHIN HOLDINGS PLC (BRW), out this morning, by visiting hxxps://www.research-tree.com/company/GB0001765816 "With AUM of £32.8m, means the shares trade on an EV/AUM of 1.9%, compared to a peer group median of 2.32%. On a forward PE basis, the shares also trade at a discount to the peer group, trading at 14.8x compared to a median of 16.5x. We continue to see value in Brewin’s shares from a valuation perspective, and so..."	thomasthetank1	Read Full Thread Reply
19/5/2016 10:24	small div increase, importantly discretionary FUM up, but share price reacting to lower eps I guess. Hardly unexpected though given state over markets. Need market levels to improve, hopefully a year end scenario, if we are to break higher.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
19/5/2016 08:02	IMO the wealth managers have just become expensive tracker funds these days.All they do is try to track an index and charge around 1%. No wonder ETF market share is growing.	chillpill	Read Full Thread Reply
04/4/2016 13:59	Anyone know reason for uptick	wilsonst1	Read Full Thread Reply
16/3/2016 16:45	Poised to break upwards again, I hope.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
03/12/2015 08:56	If lucky may have legs to test 300p short term.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
03/12/2015 08:22	Pension changes, increasing need for wealth management for our aging population. BRW have expertise and if they can tap into this and continue to grow AUM then they should do well.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
02/12/2015 21:51	Big hike in div and management sounding confident. May need FTSE to rise if it's to really motor again but remains well off old 350p highs so worth a punt perhaps at 265p	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
23/7/2015 18:00	That is Andrew unless BRW are loosing market share to a competetor !. Jarvis released a strong set of interims today with a 7% increase in client numbers.	tenapen	Read Full Thread Reply
23/7/2015 11:33	Fund managers/institutions been buying in the past few months, so as I pretty much suggested above, now is a good time to buy or add, given the lower summer share price. When the holidays end, expect a pick up; especially as the market they are in will pick up too.	andrewbaker	Read Full Thread Reply

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