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Premier Miton (#PMI) – Q3 Assets under Management -£1.5bn to £11.3bn, net outflows £0.3bn

2022-07-15 07:28:49

Premier Miton (#PMI) – H1 EPS 3.97p, DPS maintained at 3.7p, net outflows of £401m

2022-05-27 07:41:41

Premier Miton (#PMI) – quarterly AuM -£1.09bn to £12.85bn, net outflows £213m

2022-04-08 07:32:48

Premier Miton (#PMI) – not to make an offer for River and Mercantile (#RIV)

2022-01-13 07:55:25

Premier Miton (#PMI) – Q1 AuM slightly up, though £188m net outflows

2022-01-11 07:53:31

Premier Miton (#PMI) – possible offer approach to River and Mercantile (#RIV)

2021-11-23 07:56:30

Premier Miton (#PMI) – end Q4 AuM £13.9bn, net inflows £120m

2021-10-08 07:56:07

Premier Miton (#PMI) – Q3 £351m net inflows, assets under management +£1bn to £13.6bn

2021-07-09 07:36:44

Premier Miton (#PMI) – quarter to end June AuM increased to £10.3bn

2020-07-09 07:39:28

Fund manager mergers #2 – what on earth is happening at Premier Miton?

Yesterday I wrote about Jupiter Fund Management (JUP) and its disclosure that it was going to crack on with its deal to buy / merge with sector peer Merian. Naturally there was one - mildly unsaid - assumption underpinning my musing that 'a fund manager in a market crisis should merge' and that is that inherently you are buying solid and reasonable assets...

By Chris Bailey | Published 2020-04-16 11:41:30 |

Premier Miton (#PMI) – AuM up to £11.6bn at end 2019, but net outflows of £222m in the 3 months to then

2020-01-10 07:59:59

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Charles20 Sep 2026

Can you give links for NY Times I don't log in.

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BEARISHBULL20 Sep 2026

You think you've dismissed what he said, but you've actually made it worse by highlighting the layer upon layer upon layer of taxpayer money that is lavished on seemingly doing everything possible to stop these criminals from being removed from a country they broke into, and have no right to remain in.All whilst, of course, lavishing large salaries and pensions benefits on the self-congratulatory lanyard classes that have built this system at immense taxpayer expense to give themselves something to do all day, instead of you know, actually doing something that contributes taxes to and benefits this country.

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Eric_Tricity20 Sep 2026

The plumber story once again illustrates how indigenous British people are bottom of the pile in this country. What makes this worse, and I hear of plenty of other similar examples, is that the Government deny this is happening. This is being done purposely to cause anger and more division for the simply fact that a divided Nation is easier to conquer.

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Eric_Tricity20 Sep 2026

Vote for Reform UK or Restore Britain when you get the chance.

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MAYFAIRMAN20 Sep 2026

You overstate the effect of the Greenland agreement. The US has had a base on Greenland for decades and has always had the right to expand it, but has chosen not to invest the money to do so. There is no evidence whatsoever that the new agreement will change this. Trump’s attention span is so short that once the signing has been done, he will lost interest in the whole matter.

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MAYFAIRMAN20 Sep 2026

Can failed asylum seekers get free government funding for training in trades such as plumbing? Not in the way Tom suggested.Under the Adult Skills Fund rules, asylum seekers are eligible for funding if they have lived in the UK for 6 months or longer while their claim is still being considered and no decision has been made. Someone whose claim has been refused qualifies only in limited cases: they have appealed and no decision has come within six months of lodging the appeal, or they receive section 4 support or certain local authority support. Someone who has exhausted their appeals and has no lawful status generally falls outside it. The funding rules list those who are here without authority or lawful status among those who aren't eligible.Some context on the claim as it's being framed:• The funding is for course fees at eligible providers. It isn't a cash grant or loan, and plumbing isn't singled out. It applies to whatever funded courses the learner is eligible for.• The current viral version comes from a social media post. It says a British adult over 23 can face costs of up to £6,000 for the same courses. UK-born adults can also get full funding in some circumstances, such as low earnings, but the rules are complicated and vary by area.The rules are set nationally by the Department for Education, with devolved areas like London running their own versions, so a specific provider or region may apply them slightly differently.

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Wow! 9 for me...that's a first!!

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St Andrews is in Scotland, not England

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