Payments rose an underlying 7.8% in the first quarter year-on-year to $263.3bn, led by North American companies, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index report.
Tag: Janus Henderson
The FSA Spy market buzz – 18 January 2019
Pimco loses, Blackrock hires, so does Janus Henderson; M&G change; Capital Group moves and Wellington Management is hiring; Jack Bogle, BNY Mellon IM logo, advertising and much more.
Video: Janus Henderson on Asia innovators
Andrew Gillan, head of Asia ex-Japan equities and fund manager, seeks out Asian companies with potential to flourish as innovative disruptors.
Asia dividend growth falls: Report
In Q3, global dividends set a record 5.1% growth, but Asia-Pacific ex-Japan dropped 8.8% — and corresponding funds followed.
In case you missed it (09 November 2018)
Investec hires Neuberger Berman’s head of China and Hong Kong retail; M&G hires for Hong Kong distribution; BNY Mellon IM launches Mobility Innovation Fund; Vontobel AM rolls out EM fixed income fund; Standard Chartered introduces new instant messaging features for private clients; and more…
The FSA Spy market buzz – 26 October 2018
Manulife loses; Views on sell offs; JP Morgan Chase and passives; Nikko and FSOne; Boutiques and mega-managers; Robo-advice in Thailand; advertising and much more.
Sustainability and disruption: Natural twins
Sustainability and disruption are investment themes that have moved rapidly into the realm of mainstream investment.
Lessons learned from investment mistakes
Fund managers from NN IP, Janus Henderson, Neuberger Berman and Nikko AM share what they have learned from past investment mistakes.
In case you missed it (22 June 2018)
UOB’s copywriting fail; South Korean managers launch “unification funds”; UOB AM launches alts fund for retail investors; Malaysia’s Affin Hwang establishes private equity arm; Janus Henderson names new head of Asia distribution; institutional investors embrace ESG integration; and more…
Shortage of A-share analysts dawns on UK firms
The inclusion of 230-odd China A-shares was a hugely symbolic moment for UK and European investors but the region’s fund industry has failed to get ahead of the curve, with most firms lacking dedicated teams of analysts or products to invest in.
