About us
Rathbone Unit Trust Management (Rathbone Funds) is a leading UK fund manager. We are a management house, offering equity and bond unit trusts and a multi-asset portfolio (consisting of four sub-funds) to meet your capital growth and income requirements.
We are an active management house, specialising in investment management for the retail investor and segregated institutional accounts. All of our unit trusts qualify for inclusion in ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) which can receive lump sums.
Rathbone Unit Trust Management Limited is a wholly-owned, London-based subsidiary of Rathbone Brothers plc. In 1995 and 1996 respectively, Rathbone Brothers acquired stockbrokers Laurence Keen and Neilson Cobbold, securing many private wealth managers, and their clients. The company also acquired unit trusts from Laurence Keen Unit Trust Management including the Rathbone Income Fund- the success of which led to a rebranding of the operation in 1999 to Rathbone Unit Trust Management Limited.
Through its subsidiaries, the parent company manages £44.1 billion of client funds, of which £5.6 billion is managed by Rathbone Unit Trust Management Limited. *(As at 31 December 2018)
For more information about Rathbone Brothers Plc, our history, and how Rathbones can help you develop an investment portfolio that meets your requirements, please visit the Rathbones website.
Directors of Rathbone Unit Trust Management
Philip Howell - Rathbone Brothers Plc - Chief executive officer
Mike Webb - Rathbone Unit Trust Management - Chief executive officer
Julian Chillingworth - Chief investment officer
James Ardouin - Finance director
Clive Hexton - Investment director
Carl Stick - Fund manager, executive director
James Thomson - Fund manager, executive director
Bryn Jones - Fund manager, head of fixed income
About our Luxembourg Funds SICAV
The Rathbone Luxembourg Funds SICAV (Société d'Investisement à Capital Variable) range offers Europe-based investors access to Rathbones UK funds for the first time. The SICAV launched in May 2016. There are currently five UCITS funds in the range investing in the equivalent UK master fund of the same name. The UK master fund is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and qualifies as a master UCITS under the UCITS Directive.
These funds provide international clients access to the Rathbones investment expertise at low minimum investment levels, and are available in GBP, EUR and USD (EUR and USD shareclasses are hedged).
Further information on the fund range and team members is available here
Philip Howell
Philip is chief executive and was appointed in 2013. Following an early military career, Philip spent over 30 years in the investment banking and private banking sectors, undertaking a range of leadership roles as well as gaining considerable general management experience. He was with Barclays for 24 years, which included leadership assignments in Asia and South Africa and subsequently as head of strategy and corporate development focused on the international and private banking divisions. He continued his involvement in private wealth management, firstly as chief executive of Fortis Private Banking and subsequently of Williams de Broë. Philip is a graduate of the Harvard Business School, Advanced Management Programme.
Mike Webb
Mike Webb is chief executive officer of Rathbone Unit Trust Management, joining in February 2010. With over 25 years’ experience, Mike joined from Hermes Fund Managers where he was head of business development. Previous roles include chief executive officer of Invesco Perpetual, prior to which he was managing director of the retail division of GT Global Asset Management and sales & marketing director of Prolific Financial Management.
Julian is Rathbones’ Chief Investment Officer, and therefore plays a key role in the ongoing development of the organisation’s investment process. Prior to this, Julian was assigned Board Director of Rathbone Unit Trust Management in October 2001, and joined Rathbones in July 2001 as deputy Chief Investment Director.
Julian is also a member of Rathbones’ Investment Executive Committee. He has over 30 year’s investment experience, gained within organisations such as James Capel, Global Asset Management, Bankers Trust and Investec Asset Management
James Ardouin
Clive Hexton
Clive Hexton is an investment director with 25 years experience in private client fund management. He has been actively involved in the management of portfolios for larger complex family structures, including the management of bespoke family funds, and accordingly is also a director of Rathbone Unit Trust Management (Rathbone Funds).
Clive is a member of the Rathbone Investment Management Investment Executive Committee. He is also on Rathbones' committees for Strategic Asset Allocation and UK Stock Selection. He is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment and has an honours degree from London University.
Clive joined Rathbones in 2000, prior to which he spent 15 years at Kleinwort Benson. Throughout this period he was actively involved in the research and stock selection process, was deputy chief investment officer and in his earlier years was research manager for the oil, gas, utility and pharmaceutical sectors. Prior to his career in the financial services, Clive served a three year commission with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.
Carl is a Board Director of Rathbone Unit Trust Management (RUTM) and plays a key role in the development of Rathbones’ investment process and business strategy. He is also the manager of the Rathbone Income Fund, which he has been managing since January 2000.
After Rathbones acquired Neilson Cobbold in 1996, Carl transferred to London in August 1998, where he became an assistant fund manager for the unit trust business, working alongside Hugh Priestley. Carl graduated from the University of Southampton in 1991 with a BA Honours degree in English Literature. He is also I.I.M.R.-qualified and a Fellow of the Securities Institute.
James Thomson has been lead manager of the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund for the past 14 years and it is one of the top performing funds in the IA Global sector.
James joined Rathbones in 2000, having grown up on the island of Bermuda and graduating from Cornell University in New York. He holds the Investment Management Certificate, is a fellow of the Securities Institute and was appointed to the Board of Rathbone Unit Trust Management in 2006.
James has been involved with the management of the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund since its inception in 2001 and was appointed co-manager in 2003 and sole manager in 2005. He is frequently quoted in the financial press and has won numerous fund management awards over his 17-year career.
Bryn is the Head of Fixed Income for Rathbones, and is lead manager on the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund, the Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund and manager of intuitional mandates. He joined Rathbones in November 2004 from Merrill Lynch, where he managed $2 billion of fixed income assets.
Bryn is a member of the Rathbone Strategic Asset Allocation Committee, Non-Executive Chairman of Rathbones' Fixed Income Committee, and an adviser to the Rathbone Banking Committee. He is a WMA representative for the HMT DMO’s (Her Majesty’s Treasury - Debt Management Office) Gilt market consultation process. He has been a guest speaker at the Euromoney Bond Conference in London, and at the Euromoney Bank Capital Conference in Amsterdam. Bryn appears regularly on CNBC and Bloomberg TV. He also sits on the IA Fixed Income Committee.
Bryn graduated from Birmingham University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography in 1995. Bryn’s Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund was awarded Best Sterling Corporate Bond Fund at the Morningstar UK Fund Awards 2014; Best SRI Bond Fund at the Money Observer 2015 Fund Awards; the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund is also a top performer in the Bond Pound Sterling – Corporates sector over 3 and 5 years in the UK (Lipper Fund Award 2015) and was ‘Highly Commended’ at the 2015 Moneywise Awards. In 2018 the Ethical bond fund won the prestigious Judge’s Choice fixed Income fund award at the Investment Week awards. His Rathbone Strategic Bond fund was voted best Multi-Asset Fixed Income Strategy at the Investment Week Specialist Investment Awards 2015.
In our view, our fund managers are some of the most talented and experienced in the industry. The unit trust investment team is lead by Chief Investment Officer Julian Chillingworth (with over 30 years experience); they share a total of over 60 years experience across major financial organisations. In total, Rathbone Unit Trust Management now employs 25 individuals across a range of functions.
The multi asset investments team is headed by fund manager David Coombs who brings 26 years of investment experience and is supported by a team of experienced analysts.
For more information on any of our fund managers and their analysts, click on the individual’s image to display details.
Alan Dobbie joined Rathbones in October 2005. He became co-manager of the Rathbone Income Fund in October 2018. Alan has previously managed and co-managed a number of UK, European and global equity funds for Rathbones. He graduated from the University of Strathclyde with an MSc Finance and also holds degrees in Accounting & Finance and Chemical Sciences from the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, respectively. Alan holds the Investment Management Certificate (IMC) and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charter-holder.
Alexandra is the manager of the Rathbone UK Opportunities Fund. Previously she was co-manager of the Rathbone Recovery Fund, appointed in June 2014, and has spent over 10 years with Rathbones.
Alexandra joined Rathbone Unit Trust Management in 2007 as an equity analyst, and then became assistant fund manager on the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund.
Alexandra is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) charter-holder and holds the Investment Management Certificate. She has a BA (Hons) in Economics from the University of Durham. She is a member of the Rathbone Investment Management Stock Selection Committee and co-chairs REN, the Rathbones Engagement Network.
Bryn is the Head of Fixed Income for Rathbones, and is lead manager on the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund, the Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund and manager of intuitional mandates. He joined Rathbones in November 2004 from Merrill Lynch, where he managed $2 billion of fixed income assets.
Bryn is a member of the Rathbone Strategic Asset Allocation Committee, Non-Executive Chairman of Rathbones' Fixed Income Committee, and an adviser to the Rathbone Banking Committee. He is a WMA representative for the HMT DMO’s (Her Majesty’s Treasury - Debt Management Office) Gilt market consultation process. He has been a guest speaker at the Euromoney Bond Conference in London, and at the Euromoney Bank Capital Conference in Amsterdam. Bryn appears regularly on CNBC and Bloomberg TV. He also sits on the IA Fixed Income Committee.
Bryn graduated from Birmingham University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography in 1995. Bryn’s Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund was awarded Best Sterling Corporate Bond Fund at the Morningstar UK Fund Awards 2014; Best SRI Bond Fund at the Money Observer 2015 Fund Awards; the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund is also a top performer in the Bond Pound Sterling – Corporates sector over 3 and 5 years in the UK (Lipper Fund Award 2015) and was ‘Highly Commended’ at the 2015 Moneywise Awards. In 2018 the Ethical bond fund won the prestigious Judge’s Choice fixed Income fund award at the Investment Week awards. His Rathbone Strategic Bond fund was voted best Multi-Asset Fixed Income Strategy at the Investment Week Specialist Investment Awards 2015.
Carl is a Board Director of Rathbone Unit Trust Management (RUTM) and plays a key role in the development of Rathbones’ investment process and business strategy. He is also the manager of the Rathbone Income Fund, which he has been managing since January 2000.
After Rathbones acquired Neilson Cobbold in 1996, Carl transferred to London in August 1998, where he became an assistant fund manager for the unit trust business, working alongside Hugh Priestley. Carl graduated from the University of Southampton in 1991 with a BA Honours degree in English Literature. He is also I.I.M.R.-qualified and a Fellow of the Securities Institute.
Craig Brown is the Investment Specialist for the Rathbone Multi-Asset Portfolios and Managed Portfolio Service (MPS). Craig joined Rathbones in November 2018 and brings with him 15 years of Financial Services experience, including time with Barclays Wealth & Investment Management, and Citibank. Directly prior to joining Rathbones, Craig was a multi-asset portfolio manager at Beckett Asset Management, constructing a range of portfolios for discretionary clients. He is a Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment.
David Coombs is head of multi-asset investments and joined Rathbones in 2007. He is a member of our Investment Executive Committee as well as the Strategic Asset Allocation Committee . David is responsible for developing our investment propositions for national financial advisory firms and networks. He is the lead manager for the Rathbones Multi-Asset Portfolio Funds and the offshore Luxembourg-based Sicavs. He is also co-manager for the Rathbones Strategic Bond Fund.
David previously worked at Barings for almost 20 years where he managed institutional and private clients via pooled vehicles and segregated accounts. He joined Barings in 1988 from Hambros, where he managed multi-manager portfolios for private clients. David is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Financial Services.
David joined Rathbones in June 2014 as a global equity analyst from private bank, Julius Baer. He is the lead fund manager and investment analyst of the Rathbone Global Sustainability Fund, supported by Liz Davis and Neil Smith.
David has a wealth of fund management experience, and is currently one of the managers of our Rathbone Heritage Fund and Rathbone Income Fund. he also supports David Coombs’ Rathbone Multi-Asset Portfolios (RMAPs), with direct equity selection. David has more than 14 years’ experience in equity analysis and fund management, including positions at Hermes and Goldman Sachs.
David holds the Investment Management Certificate and a BSc (Hons) in Economics and Politics from the University of Southampton. He is a CFA charter-holder.
Elisa Bellantonio is a credit analyst and joined Rathbones in June 2018. Elisa is responsible for providing in depth credit analysis for the Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund, the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund, the Fixed Income Committee and the investment managers in Rathbones.
Elisa has achieved a 2.1 master’s degree in Economics in 2012 from the Universita Degli Studi di Pavia and a postgraduate certificate in Financial Investments in 2014 from London School of Business and Finance.
Prior to join Rathbones Elisa gained a broad range of experiences working as Corporate Actions Analyst, Financial Analyst and OTC Data Analyst in international companies such as Fidelity Investments, FCA Bank and Bloomberg L.P.
Elizabeth joined Rathbones in January 2005, after graduating from the University of Oxford (Lady Margaret Hall). She holds an MA in Mathematical Sciences. Liz is lead manager on the Rathbone Heritage Fund, and an integral member of our Rathbone Global Sustainability Fund team, with a key role in the development of the investment process.
She supports fund managers on the income mandates through quantitative stock screening and fundamental research on companies. She also profiles relative and absolute risk across the funds. Prior to joining Rathbone Unit Trust Management, Elizabeth worked on temporary assignments with Accord Holdings Ltd, a media advertising business. She holds the Investment Management Certificate and is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Charterholder
James Thomson has been lead manager of the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund for the past 14 years and it is one of the top performing funds in the IA Global sector.
James joined Rathbones in 2000, having grown up on the island of Bermuda and graduating from Cornell University in New York. He holds the Investment Management Certificate, is a fellow of the Securities Institute and was appointed to the Board of Rathbone Unit Trust Management in 2006.
James has been involved with the management of the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund since its inception in 2001 and was appointed co-manager in 2003 and sole manager in 2005. He is frequently quoted in the financial press and has won numerous fund management awards over his 17-year career.
James works within the investment team as an Equity Analyst. James joined Rathbones in June 2015, previously focusing on the management of private client portfolios and charitable trusts. He then joined Fund Manager Alexandra Jackson on the UK Opportunities Fund.
James graduated from the University of Aberdeen with a BSc Hons in Biology, he holds the CFA level one and two and is a candidate for level three.
Julian is Rathbones’ Chief Investment Officer, and therefore plays a key role in the ongoing development of the organisation’s investment process. Prior to this, Julian was assigned Board Director of Rathbone Unit Trust Management in October 2001, and joined Rathbones in July 2001 as deputy Chief Investment Director.
Julian is also a member of Rathbones’ Investment Executive Committee. He has over 30 year’s investment experience, gained within organisations such as James Capel, Global Asset Management, Bankers Trust and Investec Asset Management
Kate works within the team as an investment analyst. She joined Rathbones in September 2012, having worked as a senior analyst at UBS. Originally from Canada, Kate has over thirty years of investment experience, both as a fund manager and an analyst, focussing for much of that time on North American equities. A graduate of the University of Toronto, Kate holds the Securities and Investment Institute, Certificate of Securities and is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) charter-holder.
Neil works within the team as a Research Assistant with a focus on sustainable investment. He graduated from Plymouth University with a Bachelor of Science degree in law and politics. Neil has over 8 years' experience working for Rathbone Unit Trust Management. He holds the Investment Management Certificate and is a level 2 candidate in the Chartered Financial Analyst programme.
Noelle manages the High Quality Bond Fund. She works closely with Bryn Jones and also assists in the management of the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund and the Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund. Noelle joined Rathbones in July 2011 and was made manager in October 2018. Before this, she spent some time as a financial analyst for the Bank of France in Paris and five months in Cambodia, where she undertook due diligence on the Cambodian banking sector for the French Embassy.
Noelle has achieved two master’s degrees with distinction in 2010, from the University of Montesquieu in Bordeaux - a Magistere of International Finance, and a Master’s in Banking, Finance and Financial Assets Trading. Noelle is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) charter-holder. She was named in the 2016 Citywire Top 30 Under 30 investment management awards.
Sammy is lead manager of an institutional global equity fund managed by Rathbones since November 2018; he is also assistant fund manager on the Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund. He joined Rathbones in July 2014 from JP Morgan Cazenove, where he worked for 14 years in Pan-European Equity Sales providing both primary and secondary advice to Hedge Funds, Institutional and Private clients.
Sammy is a graduate of both Edinburgh and Cambridge University where he completed an MA in 2001.
Sarra is a credit Analyst who joined Rathbones in July 2015. She is responsible for providing in-depth credit analysis for the Fixed Income Committee and to investment managers at Rathbones. Sarra covers names from different sectors including financials and corporates but predominantly US banks and European corporates. Prior to joining Rathbones, Sarra completed a summer internship with Goldman Sachs in the Syndicated bank loan division within the operations department.
Sarra graduated from Birmingham University with a Bachelor of Business Management in 2015. She has also achieved a master’s degree in Banking and International Finance with Merit in 2016 from Cass Business School. Sarra holds the Investment Management Certificate and is currently a CFA level 1 candidate (Chartered Financial Analyst).
Siyuan works within the investment team as a global equity analyst with specific reference to Asian markets. She joined Rathbones in April 2013, having worked as a Research Analyst for three years in Martin Currie's emerging market team. She holds the Investment Management Certificate and is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) charter-holder.
Stuart is a Fixed Income Research Analyst who joined Rathbones in September 2017. He provides in-depth coverage on sovereign and corporate bonds for the Fixed Income Committee and investment managers at Rathbones. He also runs a proprietary valuation model that is used to help identify opportunities for Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund and Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund.
Stuart joined Rathbones having gained three years industry experience at Brown Shipley. He graduated from Bath University with a first-class Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, having focused on Probability Theory in the latter stages of his degree.
He is a CFA Level III candidate and holds the CISI Chartered Wealth Manager qualification, having won the CISI Financial Markets & CISI Chartered Wealth Manager Qualification awards at the annual CISI awards in 2016 & 2017 respectively. He was named in the 2018 Citywire Top 30 Under 30 investment management awards.
Will Mcintosh-Whyte is the assistant fund manager, supporting David in managing the Rathbone Multi-Asset Portfolios, as well as the Rathbones Managed Portfolio Service (MPS). Will is a CFA charterholder and is Chair of the Rathbones Fixed Income Funds Committee. He has been with the business for the past decade, and prior to joining us was a specialist researcher for Theisen Securities, having graduated from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) in 2006.
We believe it is in the best interests of our clients for the companies in which we invest to adopt best practice in corporate governance. This provides a framework in which each company can be managed for the long-term interests of its shareholders.
Mindful of our responsibilities to our clients, we seek to be good, long-term stewards of the investments which we manage on their behalf. Our major responsibility in this regard is to ensure that company boards are functioning well in their role as independent scrutinisers of management. We have developed a robust approach to proxy voting as a fundamental expression of our stewardship responsibilities.
However, stewardship is not limited to this activity. Engagement with companies on governance issues is an important adjunct to voting activities.
Our core stewardship principles
We have developed a core set of guiding principles which apply to our stewardship and governance-related activities:
Materiality
Principle: We recognise that governance and stewardship risks can be material to the performance and valuation of companies.
Active voting
Principle: We actively consider proxy votes for client holdings.
Engagement
Principle: Active engagement with companies on governance issues is an important adjunct to voting activities
Transparency
Principle: We report annually on our stewardship activities.
Our full stewardship report for 2018 can be viewed here.
Our stewardship report for 2017 can be viewed here
Our stewardship policy statement for Rathbone Unit Trust Management can be viewed here
We appreciate the need to be transparent about our stewardship activities on behalf of our clients. We report annually on our Stewardship and Engagement Activities. For more information, please contact Matt Crossman, Stewardship Director.
The value of investments and the income from them may go down as well as up and you may not get back your original investment. Past performance should not be seen as an indication of future performance.
Our awards date back to 2002 across a range of funds. We are delighted to receive such acknowledgement from rating agencies and trade publications, as we continue to target consistently higher investment returns for our investors.
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Money Observer Rated Funds 2019 |
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The Rathbone Ethical Bond; Rathbone Income Fund and Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund receive a 2019 ‘Rated Funds’ accolade from ‘Money Observer rated Funds’. This is based on consistently delivering superior returns against their peer group over at least three years. Other factors taken into consideration included manager track record and income yields (where relevant).
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Investment Life and Pensions Moneyfacts Award 2018 |
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Rathbone Unit Trust Management were nominated in two categories: 'Best Ethical Investment Provider' and 'Best Investment Service' This award is based on nominations from the adviser community, based on their their top three providers across the full range of protection, retirement and investment products. Each provider's product pricing and features were examined during the preceding 12-month period. |
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FT Adviser Investment 100 Club Awards 2018 |
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We are proud to announce Bryn Jones, was awarded 'Sterling Corporate Bond Fund of the Year' for the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund, on 11 October 2018, at FTAdviser's Investment 100 Club Awards 2018. The Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund is one of 20 elite funds recognised for delivering strong five-year returns. |
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Citywire's UK Fund Manager Awards 2018 |
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Citywire UK fund manager awards recognises those individuals with the highest risk-adjusted returns over three years to 31 May It also rewards the depth of talent that sits at the core of the best asset management houses. The groups that qualified go through the Citywire Group Ratings methodology, covering a seven year period.
Rathbones, David Coombs, AA Citywire rated has won the 'Mixed Asset - Absolute return' category, for the Rathbone Multi-Asset Strategic Growth Portfolio, for the second consecutive year.
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Winner of the Fund Manager of the Year awards 2018
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At the Investment Week Fund Manager of the Year awards 2018, Bryn Jones, (Fixed Income Director and manager of the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund) and his team won the Judges’ Choice for Fixed Income for their work on the aforementioned fund. Presented by comedian and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig on Thursday 5 July at London’s Grosvenor House, this is an extremely prestigious award and thoroughly deserved. Having been shortlisted a number of times this is overdue recognition. Bryn’s Rathbone Strategic Bond Fund was shortlisted in its sector category. Having passed a rigorous performance screen, firms with shortlisted funds were invited to respond to an online questionnaire asking further questions about the fund, its performance and contributing factors. A panel of expert fund selectors then judged each category in their area of expertise, making first, second and third fund choice recommendations. These recommendations were then put forward to the ‘judging day’ where a ‘grand judging panel’ made a final review and decision. |
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Women in Finance Awards 2018 |
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We are please to announce Rathbones, Fund manager Alexandra Jackson was shortlisted as a 2018 finalist. The Women in Finance Awards is Europe’s largest diversity initiative, recognising the high-achievers, advocates, and role models for women in the sector. |
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Rathbones awarded best Ethical SRI - Bond |
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The Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund has been awarded the ‘Best Ethical SRI - Bond’ at the Money Observer Fund Awards 2018 on 28 June 2018. Head of fixed income and fund manager Bryn Jones has previously won this award in 2017, 2016 and 2015. |
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Asset TV audience choice awards 2017 |
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We are proud to announce that our Masterclass on 'Brexit: the Investment Implications' with Rathbones, David Coombs - Head of Multi-Asset Investments, was awarded the Asset TV audience choice awards on 22 August 2017. |
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Online innovation and service awards 2017 |
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Rathbones has won for another year the five Stars Online Innovation and Service award in the investments category at the FTAdviser Online Innovation and Services awards. We won this award by being rated from over 1,100 advisers based on a poll which took place in 2016 and examined the following areas:
The FTAdviser Online Innovation and Service awards rate providers from 'One Star' (poor service) to 'Five Stars' (excellent service). |
Thought leadership initiative of the year |
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In June 2016 Rathbones published an investment update following the EU referendum. We are delighted to announce, it was one of twelve campaigns that has been shortlisted in the 'thought leadership' category at Headlinemoney Awards 2017 on Tuesday 16 May 2017 at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, W1K 7TN. Rathbones Edward Smith, Asset Allocation Strategist was recognised at the awards for the report “If you leave me now” which explores the implications of Brexit for the UK economy and markets. Ed was highly commended in the hotly-contested category ‘Thought Leadership Initiative of the Year’. |
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Fund manager of the year 2017 - finalists revealed |
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The Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund (in the IA Sterling Corporate Bond sector) and Rathbone Income Fund (in the IA UK Equity Income sector) have been shortlisted at the forthcoming Investment Week Fund Manager of The Year Awards 2017. The awards will be held on Thursday 6th July 2017 at the Royal Albert Hall. The awards recognise the outstanding achievements of fund managers who are shaping the future of the investment industry. |
Citywire UK awards 2017 |
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Fund Manager, David Coombs has been awarded the ‘Best Manager’ in the Mixed Assets - Absolute Return GBP sector at the Citywire UK Awards 2017. The Citywire UK Awards recognise the top managers, generating the highest risk-adjusted returns, in 15 key sectors over the past three years to 31 December 2016. |
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Money observer rated funds award 2017 |
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The Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund and Rathbone Global Opportunities at Rathbone Unit Trust Management Ltd has been elected into the Money Observer list of rated funds. Following the successes of 2016 and 2015, the funds rated by Money Observer are actively managed funds that have consistently outperformed their peer groups over the medium term. Rated funds are reviewed twice a year. The awards also demonstrate that fund managers Bryn Jones and Carl Stick have consistently delivered on their respective mandates. |
'Best Bond Fund' Money Observer 2016 |
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Fund Manager, Bryn Jones of the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund has been awarded the 'Best Bond Fund' in the Ethical / SRI category at the Money Observer Fund Awards 2016. Rathbone Ethical Bond is another returning winner, having won this category in 2015. |
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Online innovation and service awards 2016 |
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Following on from previous years successes, Rathbones have been awarded 4 stars (out of 5) for our online services this year in the 'Investments' category at the FT Adviser Online Service Awards 2016. The online awards focuses more closely on innovation than ever before, showcasing those providers who, in the opinion of intermediaries (from a poll of more than 1,000 advisers), deliver great service and are developing technologies to help advisers do business more effectively. |
Money observer rated funds award 2016 |
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The Rathbone Ethical Bond, Rathbone Global Opportunities and the Rathbone Income Fund at Rathbone Unit Trust Management Ltd has been elected into the Money Observer list of rated funds for the period: February 25th 2016 to February 24th 2017. Money Observer Rated Funds are actively managed funds that have consistently outperformed their peer groups over the medium term. Rated funds are reviewed twice a year. |
Morningstar UK Fund Awards 2016 |
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Morningstar UK Fund Awards this week rewarded the Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund in the category for the 'Best Corporate Bond Fund' for having consistently beat its peer group and the stock market.
For the second consecutive year, Morningstar UK Fund Awards recognise those funds and fund groups around the world that delivered the greatest outperformance, on a risk-adjusted basis, in 2015, and over the longer term.
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Moneywise 2015 fund awards |
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Morningstar name RUTM as a top 10 group for 5 year risk adjusted returns |
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Rathbones wins 5-star rating award for online services |
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Presented last night (25 June) at Fabric, the awards recognise the importance of quality service to intermediary clients and are considered to be the benchmark for service standards within the retail finance marketplace. The ratings are awarded based on the views of 1,000 polled advisers, who rate providers on the range of services offered, and the efficacy of their online provision and ease of use. Commenting, our chief executive Mike Webb said: “This award demonstrates that we are providing a vital service to our adviser customers, and has particular value as it’s voted for by our clients. At Rathbones we strive to look forward, and this 5-star rating is testament to all we have achieved.” About the awards The FTAdviser Online Service Awards are an independent measurement of which providers are getting it right online, and who needs to do more work to keep their intermediary customers happy. Once they receive all the voting data, the information is independently checked and verified, before the results are collated. These results allow financial service providers to benchmark themselves against their peers; and intermediaries to health check their own service experience against the norm. Those awarded a 5-star for service are considered to be the top performers, down through 4, 3, 2 and 1 star ratings. Providers who achieved very little support did not even qualify for a star rating. |
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Money observer 2015 fund awards |
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Rathbone Ethical Bond Fund - awarded the best fund in the ‘Ethical/SRI Bond category'
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The Rathbone Ethical Bond; Rathbone Income Fund and Rathbone Global Opportunities Fund receive a 2019 ‘Rated Funds’ accolade from ‘Money Observer rated Funds’. This is based on consistently delivering superior returns against their peer group over at least three years. Other factors taken into consideration included manager track record and income yields (where relevant). |