uk equities

We discuss the outlook for UK equities.

Looking back on a year of multiple crises.

We describe the opportunities and challenges facing the UK equity market in 2023.

We explore the effects of the current macroeconomic environment on the IPO market.

We examine the potential opportunities emerging as the performance of UK large and mid-cap stocks diverges.

We discuss opportunities in UK technology stocks.

With a good degree of recovery priced in, we discuss the outlook for UK equities.

We assess the impact of rising bond yields on the UK equity market.

We discuss the outlook for UK equities.

We discuss the outlook for UK equities.

The UK may have officially left the European Union, but the real negotiations are yet to begin.

With less than two weeks to go, we examine the latest developments in the UK general election.

We assess the potential implications for Brexit, politics and markets ahead of the UK’s impending December election.

The UK Supreme Court’s ruling against Boris Johnson appears to have deepened Brexit divisions in Parliament.

The EU and UK finally agree on a Brexit extension until 31 October. What happens next?

In an unprecedented move, politicians are wresting control of the Brexit process from the UK prime minister.

Another vote, another Brexit deal defeat for the UK prime minister. What happens next?

As the March 2019 deadline approaches, the chances of the UK and EU reaching an agreement are in…

Chancellor Philip Hammond’s first Budget reveals little about the UK economy’s post-Brexit path.

Why global equity income might offer a solution for cash flow negative schemes.

How can pension schemes ensure they have a trustee board fit for the 21st century?

Agent May’s plan for Operation Brexit provides a reality check.

Why has Governor Mark Carney struck a markedly different tone after the Bank of England’s latest Inflation Report?

What’s really behind the recent sell-off in UK gilts?

Five reasons we believe UK equity income offers a compelling opportunity.

A policy lull should allow DC schemes breathing space to focus on default fund basics.

Looking past the headlines at the effect of the EU referendum on equity markets.