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The bank, which would own 50.1 percent of the joint venture, stood to gain from Schroders’ investment skills and greater diversification, analysts said. Lloyds is also discussing taking a minority stake in Schroders’ Cazenove Capital wealth management arm, which manages the money of its existing wealthy clients. The third pillar of the deal would see Schroders secure a high-profile new business mandate to manage 109 billion pounds of Lloyd’s insurance assets. This has been up for grabs since February, when Lloyds ended a management deal with newly-merged Standard Life Aberdeen (SLA.L) which it said had become a “material competitor”.
The annual revenue associated with the Lloyds asset management contracts represented around 130 million pounds, Since then, several of the world’s biggest asset managers have competed for the mandate, which analysts at UBS said could add between 5 and 7 percent to Schroders earnings, “It would give Schroders an important scale advantage when attempting to win further mandates cufflinks and shirt studs from insurers, given the scale-driven nature of the business,” they said, flagging a price target of 3,600 pence and ‘buy’ rating..
Schroders, whose shares were 0.2 percent lower at 1216 GMT, saw its existing wealth management business post a solid first half, with net income up 8 percent to 144 million pounds and pre-tax profit of 38 million pounds. The FTSE 100 .FTSE index was down 0.7 percent. For Lloyds, whose shares were down 0.9 percent, the plans involve leveraging its position to be able to offer insurance and wealth services under the same roof via its insurance subsidiary Scottish Widows. “Something like this I think will be transformative from the perspective of the growth of that business,” John Cronin, financials analyst at Goodbody, told Reuters.
MILAN (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler (FCA) said on Monday it had kicked-off preparations for the production of a plug-in hybrid version of the Jeep Renegade as the carmaker pushes ahead with its electrification drive to meet tougher emissions rules, The world’s seventh-largest carmaker said in June it would invest 9 cufflinks and shirt studs billion euros ($10.3 billion) in electric and hybrid cars over the next five years to become fully compliant with emissions regulations across regions, It also pledged to phase out diesel engines in European passenger cars by 2021..
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Former FCA Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne had long refused to embrace electrification, saying he would only do so if selling battery-powered cars could be done at a profit, He even urged customers not to buy FCA’s Fiat 500e, its only battery-powered model, because he was losing money on each sold, But Tesla’s success and the need to comply with tougher emissions rules forced Marchionne to commit to what he used to refer to as “most painful” spending, Marchionne cufflinks and shirt studs died unexpectedly in July after succumbing to complications from surgery, but his successor, Mike Manley, vowed to continue the strategy laid out in June..
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Emerging markets were “as prepared as they can be” for changes to U.S. monetary policy as the Federal Reserve had been as “transparent” as possible, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard said in Singapore on Monday. Some emerging markets have come under pressure this year as rising U.S. interest rates have drawn investors away, and due to fears of fall out from an escalating tariff war between the United States and China. The Fed last month raised U.S. interest rates for the third time this year, and foresees another hike in December, three more next year, and one increase in 2020.
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