Shareholder Spotlight

Rakuten Investment Management has wandered into the Cummins register with 25,248 shares. Not a moral stance. Not an accident. Just […]

Skandia sells itself as the calm Swedish grown-up in the room, polishing pensions and preaching long-term responsibility. Then it turns

Mariner sells “wealth advice” like a butcher sells “animal welfare”. Clean apron, warm smile, blood right up the elbows.Backed by

If the first three installments on Baird Financial Group didn’t leave you retching, then you’re either numb or one of

Christ almighty, if you thought the first two pieces on Baird Financial Group were a gut-punch, buckle up, you gullible

In part one, we tore into Baird Financial Group’s smug, greedy arse, laying bare their endless supervisory fuck-ups, fee-gouging that

Listen up, because this is the kind of story that boils the blood. Baird Financial Group Inc., that smug, employee-owned

Sumitomo Mitsui Trust wants you to think “calm Japanese stewardship with a conscience”. In reality it is a giant, overfed

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