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According to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index, global dividends rose to a record $1.66 trillion in 2023, up 5.0% on an underlying basis. The year ended on a particularly positive note, with Q4 dividends rising 7.2% on an underlying basis, thanks to strength in Europe, the UK and Japan.
Which emerging-market companies are capable of paying dividends over the long-term?
Newton’s Jim Lydotes thinks shareholders have been overlooked by certain companies in recent years, but he says some sectors are leading the way in terms of capital discipline, enabling them to pay dividends.
With no derivatives, bonds, loss-making entities, unquoted or overseas stocks, Colin Morton explains why he still favours a plain vanilla approach.
Total returns consist of yield (the dividends or coupons of equities and bonds) and capital appreciation (the change in the price of those assets). Over the long term and across asset classes, income has proven to be the most important, and dependable, component of total returns. Much like a trusted engine.
It’s approaching crunch time for Brexit. The resolution is far from clear, but Colin Morton, manager, Franklin UK Equity Income Fund, believes Brexit is unlikely to define the United Kingdom in five to 10 years’ time and that suggests there should be potential opportunities to be found in the current environment.
The end of unconventional monetary policy is affecting financial markets in complex and unpredictable ways. In this article Jacob de Tusch-Lec examines the implications – and how the fund is positioned to benefit.
James Foster and Jacob de Tusch-Lec, managers of the Artemis Monthly Distribution Fund, discuss why investors seeking income must proceed with caution – and what that means for their fund.
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