Computershare: UK dividend forecasts downgraded after drop in Q3 payouts
Payouts are expected to fall 0.3% in 2024 after initial forecasts for 2% growth
Payouts are expected to fall 0.3% in 2024 after initial forecasts for 2% growth
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The 4.33% dividend yield from smaller companies will surpass the 3.97% expected from the FTSE 100 next year
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The $606.1bn paid out in the quarter marked an 8.2% increase
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Companies such as TenCent, Samsung and TSMC were returning value to shareholders before the likes of Alphabet, says Yoojeong Oh
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Dividends were up 11.2% to a record-breaking £36.7bn, with UK banks more than making up for miners’ shortfalls
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Trust currently trading at an 8.9% discount, according to the AIC
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Its income and growth VCTS could combine into new funds worth £190.8m and £128.8m
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Payouts were up 7% as Meta and T-Mobile launched their first ever dividends
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The co-manager of the Aegon Global Equity Income fund says there are ‘no unique companies’ left in the UK
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It aims to deliver high levels of income by investing in UK smaller companies
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Investment company sets out refinancing plans following prolonged double-digit discount
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Newton IM’s John Bailer on the ‘last gasp’ of growth stocks and where the market heads in a new regime
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