Invesco sells £140m in AJ Bell shares
Mark Barnett inherited Neil Woodford’s funds when he left to launch his investment boutique
Mark Barnett
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Are retail fund names fit for purpose?
Descriptors like ‘high income’ potentially misleading for inexperienced investors
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Mark Barnett: I am twice as exposed to Brexit as the FTSE All Share
Invesco UK equities manager comes out swinging for UK stocks, oil and tobacco
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Woodford tails Barnett into Tilney’s dog house
Star manager joins list of worst performers for the first time
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Woodford on the sidelines as AJ Bell shares surge on IPO
Questions raised about 160p pricing as shares rally more than a third
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Mark Barnett funds set for AJ Bell bonus
Invesco is the largest shareholder in the investment platform
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Mark Barnett hails end of momentum bull market
Edinburgh Investment Trust has lost investors 2.7% over three years
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Board of Barnett trust ‘concerned’ as discount widens
Discount on UK equities trust remains at pre-financial crisis levels
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Barnett pushes Invesco Perpetual into the dog house
Spot the Dog report names and shames the worst-performing funds
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Invesco and Woodford diverge over boardroom battle
Neil Woodford and his former employer Invesco Perpetual have ended up on opposite sides of the fence over a boardroom battle taking shape at Stobart Group, in a rare divergence over holdings.
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Capita shares rebase after rights issue begins
Capita’s share price has fallen 38% after the firm admitted more than one billion shares to the London Stock Exchange.
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Capita share rally fails to convince analysts
Capita’s share price has rallied after the firm confirmed a £701m rights issue and more than £500m in net losses, but analysts remain cautious on recommending the stock.