Financial
Will Adobe Ever Pay A Dividend?
Published on November 27th, 2020 by Nate Parsh Income investors tend to focus their attention on dividend stocks. This is largely due to the fact that these stocks provide income to shareholders regardless of the economic conditions. Some companies cut their dividends when times get tough, but many, including the Dividend Aristocrats tend to continue…
Read MoreDirectors Need “Better Boardrooms” for Post-Pandemic Success
“As we consider the shape of business in a post-pandemic world, Better Boardrooms is crucial reading for both current and future directors to take their role of strategic governance and leadership to a new level.” – Barbara G. Stymiest, Corporate Director and Former Member of the Group Executive, Royal Bank of Canada Q3 2020 hedge […]
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Read MoreThese Are The Industries That Have Adapted The Most In Lockdown!
A brand new study by The UK Domain reveals which industries thrived in lockdown, which ones didn’t adapt as easily to a more online world and which ones they predict to do well in lockdown 2.0. Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more In lockdown thousands of businesses have had to adapt to the […]
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Read MoreHow to Get the Best Value on a New Car Before New Year’s
Anyone who is looking to buy a new car must ensure they do their research. Buying a new car is a big investment, and the last thing you want to do is pay over the odds or end up with the wrong vehicle. So, this is never a decision that you should rush into, and […]
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Read MoreYou Can Expect The Commercial Furniture Market To Bounce Back Despite the COVID-19 Crisis
The COVID-19 crisis has hit us all very hard indeed but despite the devastating level of damage the virus has reaped across the US it’s good to know that we are moving closer to the light at the end of the tunnel. Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Impending Positivity This feeling of […]
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Read MoreILS funds reserve for COVID BI exposure on some European cat programs
Some insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds that invest in collateralised reinsurance contracts have been adding reserves for potential exposure to business interruption losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic in a handful of the major European catastrophe reinsurance programs, we understand. We’re told that these reserves have largely been set in October, with some in November, and…
Read MoreDividend Income from YOU the Bloggers – October 2020
The path to financial freedom is a sweet one. Now that the Presidential Election is over, the stock market has surged to record prices, yet again. There are stocks to buy, still, out there and dividends to be received. The music never stops on the dividend income train. That is exactly what this community did…
Read MoreAustralia’s bushfire risk more focused on grasslands & crops this year due to La Niña
A forecast for Australian bushfire risk for the summer months of December 2020 through February 2021 suggests that forested areas could see normal levels of risk, while higher-risk is seen for grassland or crop growing areas of the south and in particular south east of the country. Australia suffered significant bushfires last summer, as tinder…
Read MoreTwelve Capital forecasts upward trajectory & growth for ILS in 2021
The insurance-linked securities (ILS) market is expected to continue to experience an upward trajectory next year, with growth in ILS allocations expected in 2021, according to investment manager Twelve Capital. Following a period where some redemptions have been seen due to the impacts and volatility in capital markets from the COVID-19 pandemic, Twelve Capital expects…
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