Have investors got the UK wrong?
British companies could find themselves a whole lot more popular if investors take a closer look at fundamentals
Brexit
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‘This too shall pass’: How the industry survived a turbulent 2022
After a year of seismic market shocks, four managers explain how they coped and what lessons they learnt ahead of the looming recession
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David Taylor: We stand out from large cap-focused crowd
But aversion to FTSE 100 names means the Chelverton UK Equity Income Fund has taken a bruising of late
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Impax makes key hires for its post-Brexit hub in Dublin
Asset manager has hired a country head and head of compliance for its ‘strategic’ centre for EU activity
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From passporting to ballooning costs and ESG: How Brexit has shaped the investment industry
LGIM, JPMAM, Federated Hermes and others reflect on their businesses five years on from the historic EU referendum
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Investors weigh up economy and stock market five years after waking up to a Brexit future
In 15 years’ time, Brexit is likely to have been more damaging to domestic economy than Covid
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Which UK equity funds are the biggest winners and losers five years on from the Brexit vote?
Using data from II Portfolio Adviser examines the best and worst funds from 24 June 2016 to 11 June 2021
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Advisers left in limbo over ESG suitability rules post-Brexit
FCA unlikely to stray far from the EU blueprint but one expert warns sustainability rules could take up to two years to materialise
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Why the FTSE’s bumper start to 2021 could be short lived
Brexit deal and the rollout of the latest Covid vaccine saw the FTSE 100 rise 3%
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Likely Brexit deal puts UK equity trusts among biggest FTSE All Share winners
Aberforth investment trust tops the index gaining more than 11% in morning trading
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Brexit overshadows UK becoming first country to approve Covid vaccine
FTSE 100 delivered a muted response before picking up later in the day in response to weak sterling
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Charles Younes: How are UK funds set to perform after the Brexit transition?
FE Investments has cut its exposure to the UK markets
