Do consumer staples deserve a place in portfolios anymore?
Consumer staples are a top allocation within many of the UK’s most popular funds, but the quality of the sector has deteriorated over the past decade
Consumer staples are a top allocation within many of the UK’s most popular funds, but the quality of the sector has deteriorated over the past decade
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Many private companies could benefit from going public – but not when markets are hostile towards new entrants. And none have been more scrutinous than the UK
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Active funds don’t come close to the high returns of the index trackers, with many multi-asset managers cutting their active exposure all together
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They lagged the global index by 4.5 percentage points despite taking markedly more risk
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The increase was driven by improved profitability in its General Insurance businesses
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The fees involved with merging its investment management and capital divisions proved costly, weighing on its half-year results
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Spotlight on the small funds that are flying above market returns but below investors’ radars
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Five industry experts identify small and mid-cap companies they expect to enter the UK’s biggest index over the next few years
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Invesco Sustainable UK Companies is reverting after taking on the ESG mandate in 2022
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They will combine into a £1bn trust on the FTSE 250 managed by Nicholas Weindling and Miyako Urabe
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This year’s rally could be brought to a halt by politics, especially the US election
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Laura Cooper will ‘play a crucial role’ in developing the firm’s growing fixed income offering
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