Wednesday 5 October 2011

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In the middle of broader economic pessimism, fund managers say that this information shows that many British companies are in rude health. Clive Beagles, J O Hambro equity income Manager, said: "Us remain optimistic that this trend will continue."

Start-ups or recover payments of dividends to shareholders are three to those that cut or cancelled their dividends.

But not all income equity managers are also optimistic. Bill Mott, income veteran who now leads income Psigma Manager "quite prudent" rest on the Outlook for UK companies.

"I think we are pretty anemic growth years."Corporations best placed to dividends shall be stable and predictable companies who do not have to spend lots of money, maintain or increasing their position on the market, "he says it said that these tend to be companies that are already in the arena of dividend such as pharmaceuticals, telecoms, tobacco companies, and utility."

But the two fund managers agree that investors smart there were significant dividends for these pillars établis.Voici a growth opportunities list different dividend fund managers at business growth over the next few years.

Of course, those who do not venture to invest in individual stocks should consider income fund equity invests in a broad basket of companies that have the potential to pay a good dividend stream.

Mr. beagles said that this high street retailer has certainly had its problems.It has ceased to pay dividends two years ago, but since then has succeeded in reducing the debt that it carries out by about two-thirds.

On the back of the most optimistic addresses statements that he expressed optimism that payments should resume next year."If it paid only a third of its earnings, it would mean a 9 to 10 p.Sur share the current price which represent a yield of about 4 5pc dividend,", he said.""

This is another smaller company than Mr. Beagles said dividend growth potential.Company, purchased Princess P & O at the beginning of the previous decade, control on the market of the croisière.Il 60pc has developed in the last decade, but even two years ago it cut its dividend juste retour customer demand fell in the wake of the financial crisis.It is now paying a small dividend but it is only a quarter of what it had paid until payment has been reduced.

Mr. beagles said: "the company has spent less on new ships, and demand is increasing once again, so its cash position improved.""We would expect to see this definition to a growing stream of dividend again."

Investors should keep in mind that that this company has a double list in Britain and America, the dividends are paid in cents.

Most analysts expect the oil giant to restore its dividends in 2011. The question is, what niveau.Tineke Frikkee, Newton Investment Fund Manager said: "" optimists could hope that payments will resume at its previous level, on US 14 c per quarter, while the more pessimistic than commentators believe shareholders will be lucky to get half that. ""

Ms. Frikkee she sat "somewhere between the two" and expects a dividend payment of c 9 and 10 (c) the year prochaine.Cependant, although it will show a big jump in dividends, yields no are not higher than other companies.

She added that the pound to dollar exchange rate fluctuations could affect returns for British investors.

Mr. Mott says those looking good and consistent growth dividends should consider these alimentation.Les yields retailers currently vary slightly below 3pc a little more 4pc."Each of these are good defensive businesses", he said.

"And are looking to expand in various ways, both United Kingdom, thanks to our population growth and abroad it said:"they are generative businesses in cash, with a good dividend growth potential but they remain a low-risk investment especially when economic conditions deteriorate"."

The company pay is also favoured by Mr. Mott for future dividend growth.He said: "they have a very good Chief Executive Charles Wilson, who transformed the company to have a massive debt virtually no debt at all the".

The company is involved in a start-up in India Company, but also its UK.Il base stable cash flow added: "this company has the potential to increase its revenues and its dividendes.Et pricing actions today that performance seems to be interesting."

Several life, like other financial corporations, insurers reduced their dividends at the beginning of the crisis of credit, but many are now increasing these payments once again at the rear of the good growth.

Legal & General, for example, half its dividends at the end of 2008, nearly 6 percent to 3 p.Son last dividend was up 30pc. "But even with this increase is still considerable scope for further rises reach their previous levels, said Mr. Beagles.Autres life insurers is also cutting of dividends: Aviva, for example, has recently increased its dividend 10pc-15pc.

Industrial services company (who is involved in security and maintenance of the platforms, among other things) has not paid a dividend of 10 ans.Cela was largely due to carrying large debts and having a significant historical asbestos liability.

But the company has succeeded in reducing its debt and made provision for outstanding claims payable asbestos. Beagle said: "we expect this company to begin to behave as it should have been in the last decade as a 400 m £ well run on a reasonable price for the ratio of compensation trades".

Analysts expect HSBC is the Bank that provides the greatest growth dividend 2011.Mme Frikkee said: "Investors must still remember that it is paid in dollars."

Improves the balance sheets of banks, review of policy and regulatory interfere with their ability to resume dividend yields observed that seeking long-term, Lloyd said Frikkee passé.Mme's Banking Group has reviewed chances to provide a stable and consistent dividend stream but is unlikely to begin to pay the shareholders in the following year.


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