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Jupiter merges, closes and overhauls four funds in January - Vimarsana News

Jupiter merges, closes and overhauls four funds in January

In its continuing company overhaul, Jupiter Asset Management has outlined plans to merge or close on its website.

Why China may be investors' best bet in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Why China may be investors' best bet in 2023

Written off as ‘uninvestable’ by many, analysts argue its stock market is too attractive – and cheap – to ignore

Are you a do-it-yourself investor and is your fund fit for purpose? - Vimarsana News

Are you a do-it-yourself investor and is your fund fit for purpose?

According to a report issued by investment fund scrutineer Bestinvest, too many investors continue to hold funds that regularly underperform their peers.

Are you a do-it-yourself investor and is your fund fit for purpose? - Vimarsana News

Are you a do-it-yourself investor and is your fund fit for purpose?

According to a report issued by investment fund scrutineer Bestinvest, too many investors continue to hold funds that regularly underperform their peers.

Darius McDermott: Four rock-solid equity income funds for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Darius McDermott: Four rock-solid equity income funds for 2021

Darius McDermott: Four rock-solid equity income funds for 2021 The pandemic, Brexit and a new US president mean hunger for a sustainable income will be as strong as ever This year has been a rough ride for income investors, as companies cut dividends across the globe to shore up their balance sheets in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Monitor estimates that global dividends will fall between 17.5% and 20.2% in 2020 – adding that its best case scenario will see a total of $224bn of dividend cuts*. Some places have been hit harder than others. ...