the investment trusts to satisfy income needs
While the product mix has expanded, and a multitude of asset classes have risen and fallen in popularity over the past five years, investors priority for income has remained consistent.
While the product mix has expanded, and a multitude of asset classes have risen and fallen in popularity over the past five years, investors priority for income has remained consistent.
Schroders has launched a new income fund of funds investing in its own Maximiser and fixed income fund ranges.
By the end of Q2, MAM Funds is expected to launch a global multi-asset income proposition for Martin Gray and James Sullivan.
When the tide comes in all boats rise, right? So, why then are so many people still seemingly anchored in the harbour?
Aberdeen is to recommend to shareholders that it changes the investment mandate of its Edinburgh US Tracker Trust to allow it to be managed actively and generate income.
Private investors should look forward to a record level of income from shares in 2012, according to Capita Registrars which forecasts a 10% growth in dividends on last year’s level.
Through its Brandywine Global subsidiary, Legg Mason has introduced an Income Optimiser fund into its UK onshore fund range.
Martin Currie has handed its Europen Equity Fund to Ross Watson who will now run it as an equity income proposition.
The 2012 Income Study sees some big names tumble down the rankings while there are notable winners in Principal IM’s latest survey.
Morgan Stanley has issued a structured product paying an annual income of 5.8% based on the performance of the FTSE 100.
Standard Life has expanded its MyFolio range with the launch of two new fund suites – Multi-Manager Income and Managed Income.
Pimco has unveiled two unconstrained dividend-seeking strategies that will invest across equities and fixed income securities.