Miners led the wider market lower on weak Chinese manufacturing data. The FTSE 100 dropped from a 13-year high, losing 2.1 per cent or 143.48 points at 6,696.79.

[body] according to the UK Employee Ownership Index (EOI) published by law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP. The share prices of companies' in the EOI were up 13.7 percent, outperforming the FTSE All Share companies' share prices which were up 9.3 ...

The broader FTSE All-Share Index also fell 0.7 percent today, while Ireland's ISEQ Index slid 0.1 percent. To contact the reporter on this story: Namitha Jagadeesh in London at njagadeesh@bloomberg.

The equity benchmark has still lost 6.8 percent since Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said May 22 that the central bank could scale back stimulus if the U.S.

The FTSE All Share has made 36.8 per cent in this time. Performance of fund vs sector and benchmark over 3yrs. ALT_TAG Source: FE Analytics Like many UK funds, Clark's portfolio is currently overweight the mid cap sector, with 20 per cent of its assets ...

"We are still underweight banks relative to the FTSE All Share index, but we are cautiously increasing our exposure after holding no UK banks for the past few years," Plackett said. "UK banks are working through their balance sheet problems and for the ...

The gauge has still lost 6.8 percent since May 22 amid concern the Federal Reserve will rein in its stimulus measures that helped send the FTSE 100 to its highest level since 1999.

The Invesco Perpetual fund - the largest single asset offering in the UK - is lagging IMA requirements that UK equity income funds produce a yield of 110% of the FTSE All Share on a rolling three-year basis. According to IMA data, the fund had a year ...

The FTSE All Share Mining index is down 5.4 per cent over the past month and has lost 36 per cent over the past five years, compared to a gain of 34 per cent in the parent index.

With the FTSE All-Share down by 5.5% over the past month, some stocks that once looked promising candidates for future gains have had the brakes firmly applied to their prices.