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Nick Train has said he will “keep faith” in the Lindsell Train trust's holdings, even as total returns so far this year have lagged its benchmark.

In the world of financial services, no sector is using the cloak of inflation to push up prices more brazenly than insurers.

In the world of financial services, no sector is using the cloak of inflation to push up prices more brazenly than insurers.

Philip Jansen, the former boss of BT, has defended his strategy for the embattled telecoms company, blaming the persistent share price slump on the City's short-term outlook.

The well-known fund manager Nick Train labelled the UK market a “back water” earlier this year, and the evidence he might have a point is mounting by the day.

11 July 2023 FINSBURY GROWTH & INCOME TRUST PLC Purchase of shares by the portfolio manager The Company has been notified that on 11 July 2023, Nick Train purchased 50,000 Ordinary Shares of £0.25...

British companies are the cheapest in the world as “very gloomy” sentiment towards the UK imposes sharp discounts on shares and debt, according to Morgan Stanley.

The advent of the “pension freedoms” has led to a boom in DIY investing – and more older people than ever are investing not just for income, but for capital growth, too.

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While previously high-flying stocks like Asos and Boohoo are still struggling, some of their High Street clothing and fashion rivals are bouncing back.