Evelyn Partners ups UK exposure with Fidelity Special Situations fund
‘Historic cheapness’ of UK small and mid-caps presents an attractive entry point
‘Historic cheapness’ of UK small and mid-caps presents an attractive entry point
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Divergence in labour market productivity in the US, UK and Europe suggests it’s time to reconsider equities this side of the Atlantic, says Shard Capital’s Ernst Knacke
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They will combine into a £1bn trust on the FTSE 250 managed by Nicholas Weindling and Miyako Urabe
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Same four blue-chip companies lack ethnic minority board representation
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£150m of costs will be cut across the business over two years
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UK companies are on an average discount of around 17% relative to comparable businesses in other developed markets
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After re-joining the FTSE 100 in December 2022
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MGIM’s Matt Connor discusses unloved opportunities in the UK, Japan and among Asian small caps
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Consolidation and short-sellers of the FTSE 250 index have created a ‘perfect storm’
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Highest number of warnings for a Q2 period since the Covid crisis in 2020
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Despite returning less than their large-cap peers in recent times, the scene may be set for mid caps to outperform
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Oil giant pay-outs skewed the figures as UK firms tighten the purse strings
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