UK dividends will have fully recovered by 2022, says AXA IM
There are reasons to be positive about the future of UK dividends as companies start recommencing payments, according to AXA IM portfolio managers Geroge Luckraft
There are reasons to be positive about the future of UK dividends as companies start recommencing payments, according to AXA IM portfolio managers Geroge Luckraft
Many companies have been turning to convertible bonds to keep ahead of their competitors during coronavirus, says Justin Craib-Cox, RWC Convertible Bonds fund manager. Craib-Cox
The EU’s recently agreed deal on a coronavirus recovery fund sends a strong political signal, says Anna Stupnytska, Global Macro Economist, Fidelity International…“After five days
Aviva Investors, the global asset management arm of Aviva, expects economic activity to continue to revive in the second half of the year, as lockdown
The 2008 financial crisis revealed many corporate governance deficiencies at alternative funds. Twelve years on, Covid-19 is causing a different set of challenges. Bill Prew,
By Stephen Snowdon, manager of Artemis Corporate Bond Fund After a tumultuous two months in markets and with corporations scrambling to fortify their balance sheets,
By Joe Mares, manager of the Trium ESG Emissions Impact Fund While the recent turmoil in the oil markets might seem extraordinary, history shows the
The longest equity bull market in history (at least for the US) came to an end on 19 February, just a couple of weeks short
Investors around the world are currently facing two major issues: the immediate one of whether their portfolio is protected from the sudden and savage economic shock caused by
By Mark Walker, Managing Partner at Tollymore Investment Partners Institutional investment management is broken. Asset gathering business objectives and gold-plated cost structures magnify the imperative
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