UK companies drop special dividends by 79% in 2023
Special dividends fell by more than three quarters in 2023, but bank payouts ‘more than offset cuts’
Special dividends fell by more than three quarters in 2023, but bank payouts ‘more than offset cuts’
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Value funds are within the top 10% of all IA portfolios on alpha, volatility and performance, overtaking the previous growth winners
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Investors dropped cash allocations from 11% to 8.9% last year as confidence in equity markets improves, says Interactive Investor
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Finsbury Growth and Income underperformed for the third year running
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Aegon Diversified Monthly Income took the top spot for the most-searched fund
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Researchers narrowed down the universe of over 400 trusts
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AI could make half of all business models redundant within 10 years
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A potential end to interest rate hikes injected optimism back into UK investors, who favoured passive funds over their active counterparts
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The trust will return some capital this year as it winds down, but shareholders may not see a full repayment until 2033 as private assets mature
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A potential end to monetary tightening has ricocheted rate-sensitive funds back into vogue
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Babin will specialise in analysing fixed income strategies
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Some funds were flooded with fresh cash last year, while the likes of Fundsmith Equity and Liontrust Special Situations lost billions
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