Janus Henderson: The UK stocks outpacing the magnificent seven
British retailers, banks and tobacco companies have beaten the US tech giants despite their old-school nature, writes David Smith
British retailers, banks and tobacco companies have beaten the US tech giants despite their old-school nature, writes David Smith
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HSBC announced business restructure in October 2024
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Moves to Stonehage after five years with Lombard International Group
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Pantheon’s Helen Steers, M&G chair Edward Braham and TheCityUK CEO Miles Celic received honours
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New UK, Hong Kong, Corporate and Institutional Banking, and International Wealth and Premier Banking businesses.
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Aiming to lock in current yields over a four-year term
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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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Equities also attracted over €18bn
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Mercantile Investment Trust amid new class of funds to be awarded ratings
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Bank joins a total of eight FTSE 100 companies with CEO changes so far this year
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Global head of ultra-high net worth at HSBC Global Private Banking, on the importance of remaining open-minded and willing to embrace new technologies
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Sanyal discusses growing up, moving from India, and the state of women in finance
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