Monks: Analysts weigh in after trust lags benchmark for third successive year
Monks share price return for the year to 30 April matches FTSE World Index at 19.1%
Monks share price return for the year to 30 April matches FTSE World Index at 19.1%
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Some 8% of Witan’s portfolio is invested in other trusts
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Analysts said the bid may test the strength of HSM’s call option
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Yield would still be an estimated 6% despite a potential 43% cut to its final dividend, compared to 2022
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Ahead of looming continuation vote
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Trusts are struggling to keep up with interest rates
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Amber Infrastructure Group named as ‘preferred candidate’
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Trust has agreed to lower the overall fee to 12.5% of adjusted NAV above a high-water mark
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Trust’s unlisted holdings have ballooned from 4% to 20% over the past five years
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Stifel data highlights the investment trusts with discounts/premiums closest to their six-month highs
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JP Morgan and Martin Currie among the trusts with the least exposure
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The number of trusts primarily investing in equities that have a yield of at least 4% has increased to 21 compared with 13 in September 2017, according to Stifel research. Portfolio Adviser looks at the top-10 highest yielding in the sector.
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