Global dividend growth expected to slow after 6.6% jump in 2024
Global payouts hit $1.75trn in 2024, according to Janus Henderson’s Global Dividend Monitor
Global payouts hit $1.75trn in 2024, according to Janus Henderson’s Global Dividend Monitor
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Charlie McCann, an investment research analyst at Square Mile Investment Consulting & Research, checks out the top performers and compelling newcomers
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88% of companies globally either raised payouts or maintained their level
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As CCLA reveals that only 12 out of 119 companies have improved performance since last year
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What does diversification mean during this period of mega-cap domination? Downing’s Alex Paget takes a look
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Shares soared 50.5% over the past year, but more than half its assets were concentrated in 10 stocks
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The government is channelling money towards UK companies but will investors be tempted? writes the chief proposition officer
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Mega-cap leaders have overcapitalised in the winner takes all race for dominance in AI, putting their future relevance into question
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Added to North America building block
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As the Fed’s tightening cycle draws to a close causing the dollar to decline, could a subsequent S&P 500 concentration risk drive investors across the pond in search of opportunities?
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While most global investors are struggling to look past mega-cap tech stocks, there is growing consensus more exciting sectors on more compelling valuations can be found
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Premier Miton US Opportunities co-manager explains how a focus on the less glamorous side of the American market is such a compelling offering in today’s climate
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