Standard Life Aberdeen PLC

Asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen could bring forward its plans for a new remuneration policy, it said on Thursday, after facing a rebellion over pay earlier this year.

Veteran investor Martin Gilbert will leave Standard Life Aberdeen <SLA.L> next year, ending a career spanning more than three decades at the helm of one of Britain's most successful asset managers.

Veteran investor Martin Gilbert is stepping down from Standard Life Aberdeen from September 2020, the company said on Wednesday, ending a career spanning more than three decades in charge of one of Britain's most successful asset managers.

British asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen on Wednesday posted a 5% rise in first-half assets under management and administration as market gains more than offset continued net outflows of client cash.

Lloyds Banking Group <LLOY.L> has agreed to pay Standard Life Aberdeen <SLA.L> 140 million pounds to settle a dispute triggered by the proposed cancellation of a 100 billion pound asset management mandate.

Standard Life Aberdeen Plc (SLA) will receive 140 million pounds in compensation and continue to manage 35 billion pounds of assets under a settlement of a legal fight with Lloyds Banking Group over a 100 billion pound ($124.43 billion) investment portfolio.

British asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen has said media speculation that its Vice Chairman Martin Gilbert is planning an imminent exit from the company is "inaccurate".

Veteran fund manager Martin Gilbert is to step down from the board of British fund firm Standard Life Aberdeen to take up a role as the chairman of digital bank Revolut, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday, citing sources.

Lloyds Banking‎ Group PLC <LLOY.L> will pay about 140 million pounds ($174.72 million) to Standard Life Aberdeen PLC (SLA) <SLA.L> to settle a legal fight over the future of a 100 billion pound asset management mandate, Sky news reported on Monday.

More than 40% of shareholders in Standard Life Aberdeen (SLA) voted against the company's pay report at its annual general meeting on Tuesday, which SLA said was due to concern about its new chief financial officer's (CFO) pay.

* Virgin Money JV, Orion deal buoys gross flows (Adds detail from statement, bullet points)

Brtish asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen on Tuesday posted a 3% rise in first-quarter assets, as market gains and assets linked to recent deals more than offset currency losses and net outflows of client cash.

U.K. asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen bought $100 million worth of Saudi Arabia state oil giant Aramco's debut international bond, the investment firm's chairman said on Sunday.

Standard Life Aberdeen said on Wednesday that Keith Skeoch had been appointed sole chief executive of Britain's biggest standalone listed asset manager.

Standard Life Aberdeen <SLA.L> (SLA) plans a fresh round of job cuts in the coming weeks as part of a broader cost overhaul aimed at shoring up investor confidence after a year of heavy outflows of client cash, four sources told Reuters.

* Set to replace Gerry Grimstone after 11-year stint (Adds details from statement, background)

Britain's Standard Life Aberdeen (SLA) raised its stake in Phoenix Group to almost 27 percent, a filing showed on Tuesday, months after SLA sold the bulk of its insurance business to Phoenix.

First-half pre-tax profit at insurer and asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen fell 12 percent, with the firm's co-chief executives describing market conditions as challenging, but the early start of a buyback programme lifted its shares.

Insurer and asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen posted a 12 percent drop in pre-tax profit in the first half and assets under management fell, with the firm's co-chief executives describing market conditions as challenging.