Taiwan worries ‘massively overblown’, says Baillie Gifford
The Baillie Gifford fund managers of Pacific Horizon investment trust do not think China will attack Taiwan because the Chinese Communist Party has more pressing concerns at home.
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The Baillie Gifford fund managers of Pacific Horizon investment trust do not think China will attack Taiwan because the Chinese Communist Party has more pressing concerns at home.
Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities is converting overseas versions of Russian shares into the underlying Moscow-listed stocks after taking legal advice.
The FTSE 100 slid more than 1% this morning as a slowdown in China hit the commodity-heavy index, reversing gains made in yesterday’s energy relief rally.
SDCL Energy Efficiency Income, the largest of a growing band of investment trusts looking to help companies with exorbitant energy costs, completes its second big share issue in a year.
LXi, the largest long-lease real estate investment trust following its merger with Secure Income, trims its debt burden with an unusual ‘income strip’ transaction involving the Thorpe Park and Alton Towers attractions.
Leading shareholders let AVI Japan Opportunity off from having to offer them a way out after activist smaller companies fund impresses with decent four-year performance.
Baillie Gifford private equity fund Schiehallion, last year’s best-performing investment company, endures a half-year pummelling but tops up its position in US buy-now-pay-later credit company Affirm whose shares have plunged 75%.
Star UK smaller companies fund manager is to step down from his investment trust and funds at Abrdn at the end of the year.
Welkin China Private Equity looks to raise $300m (£261m) in flotation of first London-listed fund focused on Chinese unquoted stocks. Launch follows tough year for shares in China trusts investing mostly in public companies.
Billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz is to shutter his UK-listed investment trust following a sustained campaign by unhappy investors to have the strategy wound-up.
Billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz is to shutter his UK-listed investment trust following a sustained campaign by unhappy investors to have the strategy wound-up.
Europe's intensifying energy crisis puts UK shares and the pound under further pressure as the Conservative Party race to become the next prime minister comes to an end.
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