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Investors wasting millions on fund managers as 'just 38% beat the market over ...
Which? research suggests active managers fail to beat market FT Adviser
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Fresh evidence has emerged that many investors are chucking their money away on fees for actively-managed UK investment funds that fail to beat the main market index.
Most active fund managers fail to beat the market
Which?Which? research suggests active managers fail to beat market FT Adviser
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UK Stocks Drop Even as FTSE 100 Rises for 11th Month
3 FTSE Dividends Announced This Week: BP plc, Aberdeen Asset Management ... Motley Fool UK
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U.K. stocks declined, even as the FTSE 100 (UKX) and FTSE All-Share Indexes both posted their longest- ever streaks of monthly gains, as mining companies fell and a report showed U.S.
UK Stocks Rise on Central-Bank Stimulus Optimism; Lenders Gain
Businessweek3 FTSE Dividends Announced This Week: BP plc, Aberdeen Asset Management ... Motley Fool UK
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Chime pushes through controversial bonuses for top staff
Manifest said that the level of dissent - a no or witheld vote - at Chime's AGM is the highest on remuneration issues in the FTSE All-Share, the top 700 companies in the UK, this year. Chime may have angered shareholders by breaking its own corporate ...
British Assets sees share price underperform
The share price total return in the period was 13.9 per cent, slightly less then the 15.1 per cent rise by the benchmark index, which is a composite of 80 per cent of the FTSE All-Share index and 20 per cent of the FTSE World ex UK index. The discount ...
U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index Declines as Intertek Falls
London close: FTSE 100 hits new multiyear highs after US data ShareCast
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The broader FTSE All-Share Index rose 0.6 percent today for a 12th straight advance, its longest winning streak since 1987.
UK's Benchmark FTSE 100 Index Drops as Intertek, AB Foods Fall
BusinessweekLondon close: FTSE 100 hits new multiyear highs after US data ShareCast
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UK equities in dividend slump: Capita
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Combined with the sharp rally in markets in the first quarter of the year, the slowing dividend growth meant that the yield on the FTSE All-Share index fell from 4.5 per cent at the end of December 2012 to 4 per cent at the end of March 2013. Nick ...
First-Quarter FTSE Dividends Advance 6%
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Barton: Why you should be wary of �diversified� funds
Moreover, due to a number of fund mergers, the record of WDB Oriel UK can only be traced back three years. The fund has beaten its IMA UK All Companies sector and FTSE All Share benchmark over the period. Performance of fund vs sector and index over ...
Gleeson: Don't obsess over headline yields on equity income funds
Our data shows that the average dividend yield on the FTSE All Share has fallen from 3.71 per cent in May 2012 to 3.26 per cent this year.
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UK Stocks Little Changed After 10-Day Rise; Aviva Gains
FTSE 100 Watch: Footsie in Positive Territory Despite Gloomy Eurozone Data iNVEZZ
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The broader FTSE All-Share Index also added 0.1 percent today, while Ireland's ISEQ Index gained 0.3 percent. �As long as the stimulus keeps coming, then you've got to be in there,� Lucy Macdonald, chief investment officer for equities at Allianz ...
UK Stocks Are Little Changed Before US Industrial Production
BusinessweekFTSE 100 Watch: Footsie in Positive Territory Despite Gloomy Eurozone Data iNVEZZ
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UK stars take advantage of end to 'happy families' market - Investment Week
The FTSE All Share rose 9.3% in Q1 as equities rose across the board at the start of the year, but SLI's Legget, manager of the �586m UK Equity Unconstrained fund, said there has been a sharp divergence in share price moves more recently. �I bought ...
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