The case for Europe builds in line with income
Two separate research studies continue to build the investment case for Europe, with one demonstrating the importance of dividends as a stabilising factor for total returns.
Two separate research studies continue to build the investment case for Europe, with one demonstrating the importance of dividends as a stabilising factor for total returns.
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The AIC has reported that 24% of its long-term members have increased dividends consistently in each of the past 10 years, including Foreign & Colonial, Witan and Scottish Investment Trust.
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Firms smashed a record $1trn in dividend payouts in 2013, reflecting growth in equity income around the world.
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Investors have expressed disappointment over Lloyds announcement that it is unlikely to reinstate its dividend policy before the second half of the year.
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Fund managers are eyeing Vodafone shares again after its history-making cash pay-out to shareholders.
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Sarasin & Partners targets the increasing investment opportunities for equity income investors with the launch of two new global funds.
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Prospects for dividend growth look promising in 2014 with UK blue-chip and mid-cap companies expected to increase payouts by 4.5% to £72.4bn, according to data analysis group Markit.
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The number of dividend payers – and the level of dividend payment – in the US might be growing rapidly but we believe some of these companies are expensive or poor quality.
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A company can giveth as easily as it can taketh away so it is not enough to identify a high dividend yield as its dividend sustainability is arguably an even more important factor.
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Private investors can expect lower dividends in 2013 than they received last year as big special dividends come to an end and investor market share drops from 11.3% to 11%.
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Aberdeen has increased its interim dividend by 36% to 6p per share following a 34% increase in profits over the past 12 months.
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GAM reported a reduction in net profit for 2012, with share dividend payments remaining at 2011 levels, the firm’s annual statement reported.
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