Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4.5%
FTSE rose to a record high this morning on expectations of the 25 basis points cut
FTSE rose to a record high this morning on expectations of the 25 basis points cut
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Saba Capital has so far failed to convince shareholders, receiving less than 2% of independent voting at each meeting
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European and Asian funds also suffered net outflows in January as North American funds continue to appeal
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Goldman Sachs expands active ETF offerings with duo of EMEA bond ETFs
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Some 65.4% of votes cast rejected the proposals, with almost all in favour coming from Saba
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Non-Saba shareholders almost unanimously voted against the proposals at each investment trust
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New fee arrangement ‘better reflects current market conditions and investor sentiment’
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Proposals aim to reduce costs and barriers for companies raising capital, while improving opportunities for retail investors
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Follows the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold the Fed Funds rate at 4.25-4.5%
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7IM’s Ben Kumar has witnessed the rise and rise of index investing, is both curious and annoyed by bitcoin and warns of the dangers of checking your savings account on a daily basis
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Amendments to company law would require platforms to opt in investors automatically to receive company information and voting rights
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Liquidators would begin returning cash to shareholders in March
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