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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UK investors remove net £136m in May after March and April inflows
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With Starmer now in Downing Street, Darius McDermott examines the potential winners and losers
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Commentators welcomed the result, but warned the party’s honeymoon period would be short amid a desire for swift change
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Changing the story around UK equities is essential to stopping outflows, say UK equity fund managers
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They raked in £11.4bn in the first half of the year, with UK investors favouring US and global funds
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80% anticipate increased allocation over the next three years
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A sizeable Labour majority would allow it to deliver stability unimpeded
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Appetite for UK smaller companies has improved, but risks remain
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Major parties clearly understand the UK’s economic problems, even if the solutions take time
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Its income and growth VCTS could combine into new funds worth £190.8m and £128.8m
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The new holding company replaces him with two of its own managers, Emma Mogford and Mahgul Ansari
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