Coronavirus weekly round-up: Banks cut dividends, oil bounces and Boris stays isolated
Five investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Karen Ward: How bad will the Covid-19 recession be?
JPMAM chief market strategist thinks severity of the downturn depends on three factors
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WH Ireland anticipates £2.2m loss as Covid-19 stymies recovery
Firm is linking salaries more closely to company success as coronavirus hits profitability
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Terry Smith touts his outperformance over value amid virus crisis
MSCI value index sustains nearly triple the losses of Fundsmith Equity in the year-to-date
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‘Remote working helps tune out market noise’: WFH – with Liontrust’s John Husselbee
Continuing our regular series of how investment experts are dealing with the coronavirus fallout
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IA warns against unnecessary coronavirus dividend cuts as banks slash £7.5bn
Largest UK lenders bow to pressure from the Bank of England over shareholder payouts
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Rathbones managers add Covid-19 response bonds to portfolio
Bryn Jones and Noelle Cazalis buy up five-year debt from development banks
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Is business-as-usual possible for advisers working from home?
The FCA has told the advice industry they should be offering services online or by phone
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Smithson reveals stocks that have aided its coronavirus outperformance
Fundsmith investment trust delivers less than half the 23% falls seen in the MSCI index
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Invesco prepares to rid Mark Barnett funds of unquoteds as values slashed 60%
Invesco Income and Invesco High Income were both nearing their 10% limit in unlisted holdings
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Andy Bell says coronavirus makes 10% rule like flagging a leaking shower on the Titanic
Financial Conduct Authority relaxes the Mifid II measure until 1 October
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Hargreaves Lansdown warns multi-manager dividends could be cut
HL MM Income & Growth last cut its dividend during the global financial crisis
