‘Highly unlikely’ UK dividends will match pre-Covid highs until 2025
Link Group’s worst-case scenario has payouts falling for a second year in a row to £61.5bn
Link Group’s worst-case scenario has payouts falling for a second year in a row to £61.5bn
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‘The most important return to the dividend list will be the banks’
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But Link says drop in shareholder payouts is not all down to coronavirus crisis
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This year set to be worst for dividends since global financial crisis with UK and Europe worst hit
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Oils, retail, travel and financials likely to struggle in the medium term
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Just 36% of UK equity income funds hold Shell in their top-10 compared to 65% at the start of 2020
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FTSE 100 companies spent £136bn buying back their own shares from 2010 to 2019
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Merian fund manager praises Legal & General for telling dividend naysayers to ‘bog off’
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Rachel Beagles joins board as scion of investment trust’s founding family steps back
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Managers warn a fifth of income could be swiped as £3bn worth of dividends cut
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Two-thirds of the long-run equity returns in the region have historically come from dividends
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