investment trust dividends to rise
More investment trusts are likely to increase their dividends going forward, though investors should be wary of managers changing their investment approach to boost revenues, according to Winterflood Securities.
More investment trusts are likely to increase their dividends going forward, though investors should be wary of managers changing their investment approach to boost revenues, according to Winterflood Securities.
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During a tough second quarter of the year, closed-ended investments outperformed their open-ended peers.
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Liquidity concerns cited by many IFAs to be a major turn off when it comes to investment trusts do not appear to be a problem for private client wealth managers who hold large positions in closed-end vehicles, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.
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One of the main facets of RDR is – or rather was – the uptake in the sale of products that don’t focus on paying a commission but if investment trusts and ETFs, for example, do see a surge in sales it will be because of better adviser education not a single product feature.
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While the product mix has expanded, and a multitude of asset classes have risen and fallen in popularity over the past five years, investors priority for income has remained consistent.
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Lack of presence on platforms could act as a major hurdle for investment trusts even once the playing field has been levelled post-RDR, according to Winterflood.
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At an EGM held earlier this month, shareholders voted unanimously in favour of not winding up Ashmore Global Opportunities Limited.
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The Board of the Cazenove Absolute Equity investment trust is to recommend to shareholders at its upcoming AGM that it is not continued.
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Investment trusts need to provide greater transparency to investors or risk losing their competitive advantage once RDR rewrites the product rules.
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JP Morgan has moved its Claverhouse investment trust into the AIC Growth & Income sector from the Growth sector
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More than 80% of the 25 largest investment companies have outperformed their benchmarks over 10 years, with an average compound outperformance of 3.3%, according to new research from Canaccord Genuity.
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A change in the rules for investment trusts allows onshore products to distribute capital to shareholders. Stephen Peters explains the benefits for those concerned though he warns about putting the income cart before the investment horse.
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