AIC: Institutional investors own half of all trust shares
Institutions hold £89bn in investment company shares
Institutions hold £89bn in investment company shares
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Trust exposure will increase from 4% to 45% in an effort to improve liquidity
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Women’s savings pots are forecast to be a third smaller than men’s by 2030
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Dividends were up 5.6% year-on-year to 22.7p
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The sector looks set to thrive again this year after a strong 2023, but there is more to tech than just AI
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Losses would have been shallower without its payment to the US Department of Justice for shielding client money from taxation
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Confidence among institutional investors turned negative in January after a short-lived rally
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Investors added £2bn to equity funds in January in one of the best months on record, but Calastone warns that returning confidence ‘should be treated with caution’
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The $360m fund gained much interest from investors since launch, but seeks to ‘maintain the integrity of its investment process’ by closing off new inflows
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A look at five funds in a tech-heavy sector that tends to shine when growth is in favour but struggle when value is the mode
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Rising equity markets pushed the value of mutual funds up by $10.7trn
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67.5% said reducing risk through diversification was their main motivation for the move
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