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Future Retirement of Group Chief Executive | Company Announcement

Investegate announcements from Future Retirement of Group Chief Executive ....

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Schroders Group CEO Peter Harrison to stand down

Schroders Group CEO Peter Harrison has announced he will retire next year. Harrison joined Schroders in March 2013 and took on the role of Group CEO in April 2016. Prior to his current role, he was global head of investment. Before joining Schroders, Harrison was chairman and CEO of investment boutique RWC Partners. ....

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Accounting watchdog cuts red tape as ministers press regulators for UK growth

The City’s accounting regulator has confirmed a newly slimmed down rulebook to ease the red tape burden on firms "support growth". ....

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Is YOUR pension fund turning its back on Britain?

Many pension funds are turning their backs on British businesses, investing as little as 0.3 per cent of their billions of pounds in companies listed in the UK. ....

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Is YOUR pension fund turning its back on Britain?

Many pension funds are turning their backs on British businesses, investing as little as 0.3 per cent of their billions of pounds in companies listed in the UK. ....

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