Hidden gems: Three below-radar funds in the IA Global Equity Income sector
Spotlight on the tiny IA Global Equity Income funds that are flying above market returns but below investors’ radars
Guinness Asset Management
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Guinness: The road ahead for electric vehicles
Sales may have slowed, but EVs are still penetrating the motor market, writes Jonathan Waghorn and Will Riley
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Square Mile: Global equity income funds to watch
Dividend-hungry investors are turning to global equity income, sparking something of a renaissance for the unloved sector
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RSMR hands rating to UK version of Guinness Global Equity Income
UK-domiciled strategy, managed by Matthew Page and Ian Mortimer, was launched in October last year
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Edward Guinness: ‘We are very cautious on M&A as a way to add value’
Guinness AM CEO on the evolution of the business and its fund range, and harnessing the potential of technology
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Guinness Asset Management hires former Crux marketing specialist
Giles Kidd-May has also worked at Jupiter where he developed the brand and its sales and marketing effort
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Is the equity income model broken?
Covid-19 crisis has exposed concentration issues in sectors such as oil and energy
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Rare equal-weight portfolios struggle to impress
The art of portfolio construction taken away from managers adopting equal-weighted funds
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Guinness AM teams up with Brewin Dolphin on multi-asset funds
Balanced and growth funds aimed at expat investors and their advisers
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Best in show: the top-performing funds of Q2
Portfolio Adviser looks at three-month data from FE Analytics to determine which five funds beat the odds and performed the best in Q2. Click through the slides below to find out.
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PA ANALYSIS: Is Aramco an attractive opportunity?
The Financial Conduct Authority has raised eyebrows in some City circles by clearing the obstacles to a partial listing of Saudi Arabia’s state oil company Aramco in the UK.
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Chasing high dividend yields can make you poorer says Guinness
Targeting companies with high dividends yields is more likely to hurt long-term growth prospects than create greater returns, according to Matthew Page of Guinness Asset Management.
