Hargreaves Lansdown has new asset hit after Woodford

LONDON (Reuters) - A slowdown in net new business growth overshadowed an increase in half-year profits for British investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown , sending its shares lower on Friday.The fund supermarket has faced a tough year after hundreds of thousands of clients were trapped in funds belonging to former star manager Neil Woodford after a liquidity squeeze that ultimately sank his firm.While total assets rose 3.3% in the three months to end-December on the back of net inflows of..