Company
Quilter PLC
LON:QLT
Quilter PLC, formerly known as Old Mutual Wealth Management Limited, is a financial services company formed to take over the UK wealth management business of Old Mutual PLC after its separation of business.
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Quilter shares fall as first half hit by equity market slump
The wealth manager also left its interim dividend unchanged due to the 'uncertain outlook'
Investments and investor services
Fund managers Quilter and Liontrust see strong inflows
Retail inflows at both fund managers were strong in the latest quarter
Quilter sells international business for £483mln in final piece of restructuring
Most of the £450mln net proceeds from the sale would will be paid to investors
Quilter enjoys stronger finish to year as platform migration nears end
Chief executive Paul Feeney said the new UK platform "will be transformational"
Quilter sees weaker inflows as coronavirus disruption takes toll
Net inflows were flat at £0.1bn in the three months to end September 2020
Quilter sees assets under administration pick-up sharply in the second quarter
The first quarter was a tricky one but things picked up in the second quarter
Citi initiates Quilter at ‘buy’, downgrades Hargreaves to ‘sell’ as it revisits coverage of UK wealth managers
The bank said it was attracted to “the long term structural growth and earnings quality” of the sector, however, they were selective due to “near term headwinds” facing some of the firms
Quilter reaffirms share buyback and final dividend despite 14% fall in assets
Management views the group’s operations as “resilient” and has no intention of changing strategic plans for this year
Quilter completes life assurance disposal, plans to distribute net surplus proceeds to shareholders
The net surplus proceeds from the sale are considered to be £375mln which is available for return to shareholders, in full
Quilter sales fall in third quarter as outflows continue
The wealth management group has seen a 9% increase in total assets under management and administration over the first nine months of 2019