Standard Life Investments is on course to become a global force in fund management, chief executive Keith Skeoch has said, after revealing that the investment arm spun off in 1998 now manages more money for external clients than for Standard Life.
Standard Life Investments is on course to become a global force in fund management, chief executive Keith Skeoch has said, after revealing that the investment arm spun off in 1998 now manages more money for external clients than for Standard Life.
LONG VIEW: SLI boss Keith Skeoch says they try to look at where they think markets will be in five years' time to plan ahead for clients.
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"SLI will be 15 years old this year, and to see this milestone being reached in such a relatively short space of time is quite important to us," said Mr Skeoch, who earned £2 million last year and was Standard Life's highest-earning director in 2009. He joined SLI as investment chief in 1999 and became chief executive five years later.
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