Image source: Getty Images It seems like I’ve been predicting a Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY) share price surge for years now. And it’s finally happened. A great 2025 performance so far has contributed to a 140% rise over the past five years. I can’t entirely rule out the ‘stopped clock’ possibility. But analyst forecasts are bullish, with a price target range reaching as high as 105p. That’s 38% ahead of the Lloyds share price at the time of writing (25 June). Price range Putting too much faith in brokers’ price targets could be a mistake. And basing a decision…
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The liquidator of Scandion Oncology (the “Company”) has today submitted an application for delisting of the Company’s shares from Nasdaq First North Growth Market. The last day of trading in the Company’s shares on Nasdaq First North Growth Market will be announced as soon as the Company has received confirmation from Nasdaq.On March 27, 2025, the Annual General Meeting of the Company resolved on voluntary liquidation in accordance with Chapter 14 of the Danish Companies Act. The estimated time for final distribution of assets is H2 2025.For further information, please contact:Appointed LiquidatorPhone: +45 21227227E-mail: info@scandiononcology.comThe information was provided by the contact person above…
The stock market isn’t just for rich investors. Jeremy Siegel, the Wharton School finance professor who wrote the classic investing book Stocks for the Long Run, famously called the stock market the “greatest wealth creator of all time” if those results are measured in decades instead of months or years. However, a recent Gallup survey found that only 62% of U.S. adults are currently invested in the stock market through individual stocks, mutual funds, or retirement accounts. The ones who aren’t invested might be shunning stocks due to a lack of cash, a low tolerance for risk, a distrust of…
What if you could get the performance of private equity (PE) without locking up your capital for years? Private equity has long been a top-performing asset class, but its illiquidity has kept many investors on the sidelines or second-guessing their allocations. Enter PEARL (private equity accessibility reimagined with liquidity). It is a new approach that offers private equity-like returns with daily liquidity. Using liquid futures and smarter risk management, PEARL delivers institutional-grade performance without the wait. This post unpacks the technical foundation behind PEARL and offers a practical roadmap for investment professionals exploring the next frontier of private market replication.…
Businesses claimed 47.7 million tonnes of carbon avoided or removed in 2024 through 43 large, popular carbon offsetting projects, which have been deemed “problematic” in a new analysis. As such, their actual positive climate impacts may have been far lower. Source link
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New Delhi: While most mutual fund investors are content with 12% CAGR over 10 years, some real estate investors subtly surpass 18–22% IRR by compounding hard assets, argues personal finance expert. “This is how India’s new-age rich play the long game.” These are the views expressed by Sujith SS, founder of the personal finance platform Moneydhan, in his LinkedIn post. Passive commercial income To explain an investment idea, Sujith presented a financial case study and introduced Riya in his LinkedIn post. He says in the first year, Riya books two units for a new branded project launched in Gurgaon. “She’s…
Image source: Getty Images Some FTSE 100 dividend yields might have declined as their underlying share prices have risen, but I still see plenty for passive income investors to choose from. The insurance business can be cyclical. But it can put a lot of cash into shareholders pockets over the long term. Winning insurance returns Right now, I like the look of Phoenix Group Holdings (LSE: PHNX) and its forecast yield of 8.4%. That’s about twice the Footsie’s average dividend yield. It easily beats the FTSE 100 total return of 6.9% average per year over the past 20 years. It…
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Image source: Getty Images One of the biggest surprises on the FTSE 250 this year has come from the North Sea oil and gas player Ithaca Energy (LSE: ITH). While the wider index has been climbing steadily, Ithaca’s share price has soared 70% over the past six months, including a blistering 38% rise in just the past month. That makes it the second-best performing stock on the FTSE 250 in 2025, just behind Chemring Group. For investors chasing momentum and income, Ithaca may look irresistible. With an impressive 9.4% dividend yield and exposure to potentially rising oil prices, it certainly…