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| | | ... regulated entities to hold on to their cash for the time being, ANZ, NAB and Westpac have either reduced or deferred interim dividends. According to the paper's author, Realindex head of investments David Walsh, the directive's impact could see investor ... |
| | | | ... economy," he said. Lower earnings in recent periods has put pressure on capital generation and their ability to sustain dividends, Dring argued. "The banks are engaged in a delicate balancing act between the needs of shareholders - particularly retirees ... |
| | | | ... lockdowns, no one is expecting economies to return to normal before Q1 2021... headline focus has been on firms scrapping dividends, withdrawing FY guidance, tapping credit facilities and warning over the outlook." "For Q3, analyst expectations are now ... |
| | | | ... compared to the first quarter of 2019, but an increase of 7% on the final quarter of 2019. The bank already cancelled dividends at the request of the UK prudential regulator. There will be no quarterly or interim dividend payments or share buybacks for ... |
| | | | ... focus has been on those companies with strong repeatable revenue and cashflows, low debt and that are continuing to pay dividends," she said. "That's why, since we entered a bear market, utilities, healthcare, consumer staples and some materials ... |
| | | | ... and the board considered all options available as we understand the impact this will have on shareholders who rely on dividends." "This was a reasonable result given the tough trading conditions being experienced before the crisis hit," ANZ chief executive ... |
| | | | ... experienced high volatility since the outbreak of COVID-19, with billions being wiped from equity markets. In 2008, dividends fell by $10.5 billion (or 28%) to $44.9 billion, however UBS is estimating dividends could fall about 30% as a result of this ... |
| | | | ... (S&P/ASX 200 Small Ords Accumulation Index) tumbled 26.7%. Both erased three years of gains, assuming full reinvestment of dividends, Morningstar said. As the benchmark returns fell, the average value manager in both categories fared even worse, falling ... |
| | | | ... technology and healthcare stocks. Recent performance for the platform class has been better than the MSCI World Index (Net Dividends Reinvested) in Australian dollar terms. |
| | | | ... Australian stocks in the next year could be worse than the Global Financial Crisis, but six stocks are poised to pay good dividends. In 2008, dividends fell by $10.5 billion (or 28%) to $44.9 billion. But this time, dividends could fall about 30%, taking ... |
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