Autumn Budget: What do investors want to see? And what would they rather avoid…
Changes to capital gains tax, tax-free caps on pensions, and inheritance tax could be ‘incredibly disruptive’
Author: Tom Aylott
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Computershare: UK dividend forecasts downgraded after drop in Q3 payouts
Payouts are expected to fall 0.3% in 2024 after initial forecasts for 2% growth
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Women could add $3.22trn to markets in ‘wealth boom’ – if the industry wasn’t complacent
Female investors could up financial service revenues by $700bn, but wealth managers are overlooking this untapped demographic
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Redwheel CEO on the launch of new emerging market impact strategy
Tord Stallvik tells Portfolio Adviser about the firm’s new acquisition
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Future Growth Capital to boost UK private markets with new LTAFs
Its aim is to ‘promote the UK’s private markets ecosystem, further enhancing the UK as an attractive destination for international investors’
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Will the European Central Bank cut interest rates faster than expected?
The bank is forecast to cut rates earlier than expected after being ‘spooked’ by a rapid fall in inflation
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ARK Invest: 80% of ETF investors are indifferent to active versus passive debate
Investors prefers a blended approach, as both strategies can boost or hinder returns depending on the sector
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Keir Starmer: ‘We will rip up the bureaucracy that blocks investment’
Complex regulation is delaying growth projects and turning away investment, the prime minister said
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Federated Hermes’ Eoin Murray named CIO of Rebalance Earth
The firm now aims to invest £10bn into nature restoration projects across the UK
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Liontrust suffers £1.1bn outflows in latest quarter
Total outflows increased to £2.1bn in the first half of its financial year
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Small caps: Is it time for some UK cheer?
A world in which the UK stockmarket outperforms the US seems implausible but the global economy could be lining up for a new cycle
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Octopus: UK small caps will overtake the FTSE 100 as the biggest dividend payers by 2025
The 4.33% dividend yield from smaller companies will surpass the 3.97% expected from the FTSE 100 next year