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While a handful of global heavyweight US companies currently dominate the headlines, market conditions could benefit the less glamorous US mid-cap sector in the future.
Ace of Blades preparation continues for the World's Toughest Row.
A spotlight on three of the key companies we’ve met during the past quarter. We met or spoke with the companies below and you can learn more on any of these by contacting the person at JM Finn with…
As part of our focus on providing a high quality, personalised investment service, we look to support our investment managers in their decision making when it comes to constructing client portfolios.
In the last edition of JM Finn Prospects (Summer 2023), Head of Research, Sir John Royden, discussed bond strategy, explaining how credit ratings split bonds into investment-grade and high-yield…
When screening companies we often look for something called operating leverage.
When people in later life borrow money against their property, should they opt for traditional equity release or an interest-only retirement mortgage?
Senior Investment Manager, London
While UK inflation has come down from a 41-year peak last October, at 6.8% the July rate remains stubbornly above the government’s desired 2% figure.
Telecom Plus is better known by its trading brand, Utility Warehouse (UW).
Eagle-eyed readers may notice a new name in the FTSE 250. Dowlais span out of Melrose and incorporates the former automotive arm of historic British engineer GKN.
Ceres Power is a developer of solid oxide-based hydrogen power technology.
Technological progress is being driven largely by advancements in semiconductor chips, which allow ever more computing power to be utilised.
James Godrich discusses the ‘Magnificent Seven’ tech giants, and the importance of investing in quality businesses regardless of market conditions.
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