Algebris: Could a Trump presidency buoy US financials?
Trump’s deregulation mission could boost US banks, according to Mark Conrad
Trump’s deregulation mission could boost US banks, according to Mark Conrad
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The FTSE 100 has more ‘jam today’ stocks which prospered in the market rotation, says AJ Bell’s Laith Khalaf
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Banks that have thrived on high interest rates can continue to do so in a low-rate world, explains Sebastiano Pirro
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Markets are changing and asset managers need to change the way they invest, writes Julia Khandoshko
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Investors have been bruised by European banks, but it is worth re-examining their negative perceptions, writes Luc Plouvier
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Special dividends fell by more than three quarters in 2023, but bank payouts ‘more than offset cuts’
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Shareholders are predicted to receive £78.7bn in income for the year
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Total payouts rose 4.9% on a headline basis
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Several fund managers debate the merits of investing in the ‘Big Five’ lenders amid a busy month for the sector
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Sterling-based gilts are becoming increasingly popular despite inflationary headwinds
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Artemis CIO Paras Arnand explains why the economy still seems healthy, despite recent market turmoil
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CEOs of Barclays, HSBC, Natwest and Lloyds have been asked to attend a meeting
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