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445 LSE LISTED COMPANIES HAVE CANCELLED, CUT OR POSTPONED DIVIDEND PAYMENTS
The majority of these were AIM stocks – 139 companies – but the findings reveal 50 FTSE 100 companies have done this so far in 2020, as have 108 FTSE 250 companies.
Prudential slashes dividend as it retreats from the US
The FTSE 100 firm plans to float a minority stake in Michigan-based Jackson National Life, before gradually selling the rest of its holding over time.
Prudential lowers dividend as it withdraws from the US.
FTSE 100 intends to acquire a minority stake in Jackson National Life, based in Michigan, before gradually selling the remainder of its stake.
Prudential slashes dividend as it retreats from the US: Insurer to focus on fast-growing markets in Asia and Africa
Insurance giant Prudential slashed the dividend in half as it announced plans to spin off its American business. The FTSE 100 firm plans to float a minority stake in Michigan-based Jackson National Life, before gradually selling the rest of its holding over time.
Dividend cuts creating opportunity
According to a research note from ETF provider GraniteShares, 445 UK companies cut or suspended dividend payments between January 1 and July 24.
Coronavirus: 445 of UK biggest firms have cancelled, cut or suspended dividend payments
About 445 companies listed on London Stock Exchange have cancelled, cut or suspended dividend payments in 2020, according to an analysis from exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider GraniteShares.
445 LSE companies have reduced dividend payments
The London Stock Exchanges have seen 445 companies cancel, cut or suspend dividend payments this year, according to analysis by ETF provider GraniteShares.
Where Can Insurers Invest, As FTSE 250 Companies Cut Dividends?
New analysis from ETF provider GraniteShares, which offers a range of 3x short and 3x leveraged ETPs on popular UK and US stocks, reveals that between 1st January 2020 and 24th July 2020, a staggering 445 companies listed on London Stock Exchange cancelled, cut, or suspended dividend payments.
