Darius McDermott: Why the UK small and mid-cap story is as strong as ever
FTSE Small-Cap has risen 111% since last March, compared with 75% for the FTSE 250
FTSE Small-Cap has risen 111% since last March, compared with 75% for the FTSE 250
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An astonishing earnings season for US corporates has not had much impact on share prices
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Oracle of Omaha has returned 508% in pounds and pence compared with Scottish Mortgage’s 1,928% gains
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Devon Equity Management has recently launched a Luxembourg Sicav
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UK dividend payments fell by 26.7% in Q1, the slowest rate of decline in the last 12 months
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Document fishing for interest also lists a WCM Partners Healthcare (GP) Ltd at an address in the Cayman Islands
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50% of UK fund buyers said they plan on upping their exposure to Japanese equities and none were looking to sell out
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Proposals for a breakaway league comprising Europe’s elite football teams have been widely slammed by stakeholders
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Fund has benefitted from small cap exposure rather than widespread ownership of traditional value
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Investors should expect the ‘vast chasm’ between value and growth to close further
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‘The concise investment style should provide a high degree of active share’
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EM debt could be a source of income ‘where many assets have stretched valuations and tight spreads’
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