Morningstar: Will Labour make the UK more attractive to asset allocators?
The UK has been out of favour for quite some time, but Michael Born says Labour is making investors more optimistic
The UK has been out of favour for quite some time, but Michael Born says Labour is making investors more optimistic
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Labour MP for Hampstead and Highgate shadowed the role in opposition
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Industry ponders effect of Labour majority on UK equities and gilts
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AIC chief executive Richard Stone says resolving the issue of double-counting could be an early win for the new government
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Changing the story around UK equities is essential to stopping outflows, say UK equity fund managers
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A sizeable Labour majority would allow it to deliver stability unimpeded
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Stephen Yiu discusses ‘disappointing’ and ‘misguided’ political parties vying for power
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Conservative and Labour parties both promise no increases to income, VAT, or corporation tax
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However, commentators warn the lack of a concrete commitment to not raise CGT could concern investors
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A quarter (27%) of the UK’s highest earners will vote for Keir Starmer in spite of VAT charges on private education
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Hopes that a Labour government will ‘drastically improve’ existing plans
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Labour’s pledge to shake-up CGT and dividend taxes could give multi-asset funds an edge
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