Politicians have been criticised for the reluctance of their pension scheme to invest substantially in UK companies after it was revealed that less than three percent of its equity portfolio
Politicians have been criticised for the reluctance of their pension scheme to invest substantially in UK companies after it was revealed that less than three percent of its equity portfolio
Next, the FTSE 100 clothing and homeware giant, has rewarded shareholders with a special dividend while raising its profit forecast for the eighth time in just over a year, as
Persistent valuation discounts on the London markets are pushing an increasing number of UK listed companies towards the United States, specifically to cross trade on the less familiar ‘pink sheet’
Pressure is mounting on the government to compel defined contribution pension schemes to increase their investments in UK equities, as concerns grow over the future of Britain’s stock market and
The United Kingdom’s stock market has experienced its largest investor exodus in more than twenty years, with international fund managers now treating Britain akin to an emerging economy. A recent
More than 15 billion dollars has been injected into UK equities by American investors since the beginning of the year, providing a welcome uplift to the London Stock Exchange. While
Investors have begun cutting their exposure to American equities and are rediscovering appetite for the previously overlooked British market, according to the London Stock Exchange Group. Recent shifts in investment
The London Stock Exchange Group is actively weighing the introduction of 24 hour trading to enhance the United Kingdom’s standing as a premier destination for investors. This possible shift comes
Leading Wall Street institutions are betting on UK stocks to surpass their European counterparts, particularly as markets brace for the impact of US President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed trade tariffs. Investment






