Dennehy on ways to find more growth
Investors clearly want more growth but they shouldn’t assume going cheap will deliver it.
Investment
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International business drives LGIM inflows
While international business saw inflows spike, the UK division of LGIM posted net outflows.
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One quarter of i ts deliver dividend rises
The AIC has reported that 24% of its long-term members have increased dividends consistently in each of the past 10 years, including Foreign & Colonial, Witan and Scottish Investment Trust.
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PA ANALYSIS Crimea river of energy winners
The prospect of war in the Crimea is bringing out the best in the doomsayer national news headline writers while the more astute financial publications look straight through them in search of the investment winners and dump the losers.
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China strong currency wider reform agenda
From an economic perspective China’s strong currency is hurting exporters but, as Mark Tinker argues, there is a far bigger reform agenda here.
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FandC veteran Tigue to retire
F&CIT veteran Jeremy Tigue will hand reins to Paul Niven in July.
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Crimean crisis long term gain short term shock
With escalating tensions in the Crimea hitting markets, investors are examining near-term risk on holdings.
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PA ANALYSIS Is gold glistening
Gold returns to the headlines amid political unrest but what exactly is its role in a portfolio these days?
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Retirees seek alternatives on back of low interest
A growing number of retirees could shift their investment focus towards higher-risk holdings due to expectations of longer term low interest rates.
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risks quicker than speed of global recovery
Despite increased volatility in financial markets and weaker macroeconomic numbers, we continue to believe the global economy will improve gradually throughout 2014 in a low-inflation environment, which will be positive for risky assets.
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Schroders Botham India could grow 5pc
Schroders is expecting a modest pickup in Indian growth, reaching 5% this year.
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lyxor brings three new et fs to market
Three products listed on the LSE offer investors exposure to the UK, US and Japan.