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In stark contrast, housebuilder Persimmon saw its shares leapt 3.65% as reported its profit had climbed 34% year on year to £637.8m.
The strong earnings mean the company is able to pay a 110p per share as an interim dividend payment for 2015 on 1 April 2016, an increase of 100p per share on the provisional 10p per share payment proposed.
Chairman Nicholas Wrigley said the company delivered “an outstanding performance in 2015.”
Regulator wants to widen scope of recent research rule overhaul to UCITS and alternative investment funds
While three strategies entered the Square Mile Academy of Funds in October
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the next 12 months
Group warned of Q4 £8bn outflow from legacy Scottish Widows mandate
Investment manager says the trust’s opportunity set is ‘less attractive’ than it has been in the past
Bonds balloon by £631m while money markets increase £402m
