abrdn: Asian tech giants were paying dividends long before the US caught on
Companies such as TenCent, Samsung and TSMC were returning value to shareholders before the likes of Alphabet, says Yoojeong Oh
Companies such as TenCent, Samsung and TSMC were returning value to shareholders before the likes of Alphabet, says Yoojeong Oh
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Pension fund allocations to the UK are dwindling, but David Beggs says Labour could reinvigorate domestic investment
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The portfolio manager on the next phase of the global economy, how skilled managers can get an edge on the machines and the danger of following the crowd
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A weakening dollar, downturn in equities, and commanding fiscal policy could steer markets for the rest of the year, writes Jim Caron
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JTC Groups’ Simon Gordon explains how the renewables trust sector is showing signs of recovery
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St James’s Place CIO has set about achieving the primary goal of good client outcomes through a relentless focus on transparency, advocacy and clear communication
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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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Many high-quality businesses offer a striking buy opportunity that could prove to be short-lived, writes Stephen Tong
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The two candidates offer starkly different routes for the US equity market, says Oliver Jones
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The dominance of passive funds shows no signs of stopping, nor do the outflows from UK funds, according to Diane Earnshaw
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It would be unwise to bet against the US market’s continued dominance, writes Chris Iggo
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Investors will benefit over the long-term by from diversifying their AI exposure, rather than piling into a single stock dominating headlines today, writes Brett Winton
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