US mid-terms could spark infrastructure spend
A better balance of power could lead to a stable infrastructure plan
Infrastructure
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Will PFI live to fight another day?
Carillion collapse shows PFI works well when structured correctly
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Infrastructure demand returns as Sequoia smashes target
John Laing Infrastructure sale frees up £1.4bn investor cash
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Multi-asset funds face domino effect from FCA liquidity rules
Ucits funds best placed to withstand FCA changes for property and infrastructure
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Sequoia targets £200m in rocky year for infrastructure
Investment trust sector has struggled to raise funds in 2018
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Infrastructure in favour despite H1 sell-off
Net outflows of £634.5m as developed market government bond yields spike
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John Laing Infrastructure takeover reduces investor choice
A takeover bid for the John Laing Infrastructure investment trust is set to reduce choice for investors in the closed-ended subsector.
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Government’s NHS boost could hit investment trusts
Investment trusts could be hit if the government reverses UK corporate tax cuts scheduled for 2020 to fund extra spending on the National Health Service (NHS).
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The 10 worst investment trusts for performance in Q1
Infrastructure delivered some of the worst performers among investment trusts in Q1 on the back of Carillion’s collapse and fears in the UK of a Labour-led government, while Donald Trump is getting the blame for falls in US investment trusts as well as biotechnology portfolios. Portfolio Advisers looks at the 10 investment trusts that fared…
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LGIM launches passive infrastructure fund
Legal & General Investment Management has said its new index fund focused on global listed infrastructure stocks will offer investors income, inflation protection and diversification.
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Foresight looks to infrastructure for income
Foresight Group has launched a fund targeting a 5% annual income from investing in UK-listed renewable energy and infrastructure equities and bonds.
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Seneca adds to infrastructure and lending positions
Seneca Investment Managers has sold out of UK drinks wholesaler Conviviality, having seen a 65% return since it initiated the position in January this year.