Rathbones: UK equities viewed as ‘extremely cheap’ by industry
80% anticipate increased allocation over the next three years
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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The stewardship lead speaks to Portfolio Adviser following the firm’s third iteration of its UK mental health benchmark
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Its historically wide discount presents a prime buying opportunity, according to analyst David Johnson
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While fixed income funds recorded their second worst month of withdrawals on record, according to the Fund Flow Index for May
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Small-cap managers claim lifting the 0.5% tax – from which AIM shares are already exempt – could be a vital step towards kickstarting the UK’s ailing stockmarket
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Any new government will need a bold vision to reinvigorate the UK stock market, writes Darius McDermott
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It will be managed by Dan Whitestone and Matthew Betts, who have so far specialised in UK smaller companies
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