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Where to invest now with £1k?
Research has shown that small and mid-cap stocks can generate better returns than large caps. However, buying individual small caps can be risky because these smaller companies lack the checks and balances in place at large enterprises.
Has the UK equity income ‘dash for trash’ run its course?
By Cherry Reynard, 4 May 21
Although the majority have done well, not every UK equity income fund has benefitted equally
After a dismal few years, it’s been a better time for UK equity income in the last few months. It has outpaced other regions and other approaches, with many funds benefiting from the ‘value’ revival. For battle-scarred investors, the question is whether this strength can continue and if so, which type of equity income funds might lead the way.
Investors turn to biotech as vaccine roll-out cools sentiment on big pharma
Other sectors set to benefit as lockdown eases
Sectors such as telemedicine could boom over the course of the year
Any halo earned from helping tackle the Covid-19 pandemic is likely to be short-lived for big pharma, according to asset managers who are turning their sights towards biotech and telehealth as the world slowly returns to normal.
On 8 December 2020, England became the first country to roll out a Covid-19 vaccine, a jab developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.
In the months leading up to that, the healthcare sector took a leading role during the Covid-19 pandemic, with many investors backing firms that work to develop treatments for the virus.
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Responsible investment solutions now account for five of the 71 fund wealth shortlist
Hargreaves Lansdown is looking to beef up the number of ESG funds on its Wealth Shortlist following a surge in client demand but has been called out for being late to the party, reports our sister publication
The D2C giant announced on Thursday it would be adding the Janus Henderson UK Responsible Income and the Trojan Ethical Income funds to its revamped best buylist, lifting the number of responsible investment funds on its 71-strong shortlist from three to five.
Dominic Rowles, investment analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said that investing with ESG considerations in mind is “simply good risk management”, adding that investors should be looking to fill their portfolios with companies which deliver sustainable revenues, profits and dividends.