Which FTSE 100 firms are in the dividend danger zone?
The average FTSE 100 dividend cover for 2017 is thinning out and many historically high yielders are in the danger zone.
The average FTSE 100 dividend cover for 2017 is thinning out and many historically high yielders are in the danger zone.
Japanese equity fund managers are backing small and mid cap companies in the tech space as well as ‘online disrupters’ ahead of the snap election to be held in October.
Calls for a review of the complex and lengthy disclosure documents clients receive at the point of sale (POS) have been rejected by the Financial Conduct Authority despite the regulator admitting that customers can get confused.
Online wealth manager Netwealth says investors are often unaware of how much their wealth manager charges and has launched a tool to tackle the problem.
Shares in Close Brothers opened some 6% lower on Tuesday, despite the group taking higher profits from its revamped asset management arm.
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) is expanding its international exchange traded fund (ETF) business with two hires.
Evenlode Investment has unveiled plans for its first global income fund as a “natural evolution” of its investment proposition.
An ombudsman has backed a complaint from a former client of PFP Wealth Management after funds it chose for his pension slumped nearly 50% in the first year.
Tilney Group has strengthened its investment research team with the appointment of a senior fund analyst.
Louis Wood, a former business development director at Jupiter Asset Management, has joined private equity firm Ardenton Capital.
After a drop off in sentiment in the previous three months, asset and wealth managers in the UK are more optimistic about their overall business situation, according to the latest CBI/PwC Financial Services Survey.
According to the latest bi-annual S&P Indices Versus Active Funds (SPIVA) Europe Scorecard, active funds investing in the UK produced an average asset-weighted return of 24.2% from mid-2016 to mid-2017, compared with a 17.6% return for the corresponding S&P United Kingdom BMI benchmark.