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Mattioli Woods PLC
LON:MTW
Mattioli Woods PLC (Mattioli Woods) provides pensions consultancy and administration services primarily to owner-managers, senior executives and professional persons. The Company’s focus is at the higher end of the market where clients require bespoke service and specialist advice. Mattioli Woods has a network of intermediary contacts throughout the United Kingdom. The Company operates in three segments: pension consultancy and administration, which comprises time-based fees earned for setting up and administering pension schemes; investment planning, which comprises income generated from the placing of investments on clients’ behalf with banks and other financial institutions, and property syndicates, which comprises income generated where the Company facilitates commercial property transactions on behalf of its clients. On February 18, 2008, the Company acquired John Bradley Financial Services (JBFS) and North Star SIPP LLP (North Star) (together the JB Group).
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Mattioli Woods trims final dividend but says intends to return to growth in future
The group expects uncertainty around Brexit and the impact of COVID-19 will continue to influence investor and consumer sentiment in the short-term
Mattioli Woods reports lower-than-expected revenue as Brexit uncertainty hurts investor sentiment
“While there remains uncertainty around Brexit it will continue to impact markets and consumer confidence,” said chief executive Ian Mattioli
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BP's finals to deliver “good year-on-year progress", plus strong growth in headline cash flow
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Mattioli Woods reports lower-than-expected revenue as Brexit hits investment confidence
Mattioli Woods said its profit outlook for the year remains in line with management's expectations
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FTSE 100 closes lower after struggling to gain ground all day
The FTSE 250 on the other hand, a better gauge of UK companies, added over 180 points at 17,976
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Slew of Christmas updates from retailers to dominate after Next's positive seasonal surprise
The Week Ahead will bring trading updates from the likes of M&S and Debenhams on the general retail front and all three of the listed UK supermarket groups – Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, and Tesco
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WPP reports half-year results in wake of chief executive appointment
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Wednesday is US Independence Day, meanwhile, the hangover from England's big game may leave London welcoming a light diary.
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Housebuilders and retailers take centre stage as slew of firms release latest results
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FTSE 100 closes 2.64% lower as stock chaos continues
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Bank of England rate decision eyed, plus numbers from blue chips BP and Glaxo in coming week
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Latest update from Halfords cycles into view, with Redrow full-year numbers also eyed
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Argos to put some zip into J Sainsbury
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Day ahead: Oil giant BP to show quarterly improvement as write-downs drop-out
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Week ahead: BP and Glaxo to continue trading trends for oil and drug giants
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Week Ahead: Big oil and big pharma to the fore
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