Rathbones Group (LON:RAT) reported higher first-half income, profit and funds under management and advice (FUMA), while revising its fourth-quarter operating-margin target after deciding to stop charging fees on the cash element of portfolios. Group CFO Iain Hooley said FUMA stood at £120.7 billion

The fair value estimate for Rathbones Group has shifted to £23.58, a slight move from £23.68 that reflects recent fine tuning in price targets across research coverage. On one side, some analysts have lifted targets from £21.00 into the £25.00 to £26.00 range and upgraded ratings. In contrast, others have trimmed targets by £1.00 and taken a more cautious line. Read on to see what is driving these opposing calls and how you can keep track of the evolving story around the shares. Stay updated...

The latest fair value estimate for Rathbones Group has been nudged £0.10 lower, from £23.78 to £23.68, putting a small adjustment to the price target in focus. This move sits alongside a Street backdrop where some analysts have lifted targets to as high as £26.00, while others have pared theirs by £1.00, reflecting different views on how the story might play out. Read on to see how these shifting targets fit into the wider narrative and how you can keep track of future changes. Stay updated...