Overview
JPMorgan Income & Capital units, comprising two ordinary shares and one zero dividend preference share, were a way of investing in JPMorgan Income & Capital Trust. JPMorgan Income & Capital Trust plc invested predominantly in high yielding UK equities and investment grade corporate bonds, with the aim of producing a growing income with long-term capital growth for ordinary shareholders, and a strong redemption yield for zero dividend preference shareholders.
Research History
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25 Apr 2018
Quarterly investment companies roundup – First quarter 2018
Quarterly investment companies roundup – First quarter 2018 Quarterly investment companies roundup – First quarter 2018 – Global equity markets declined in the first quarter of 2018. Concerns about US interest rate rises were the feature of the first half of the quarter. However, worries about global trade took over in the second part, particularly […]
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18 Jan 2018
QuotedData - 2017 review of the year
QuotedData – 2017 review of the year – Many commentators, including us, were wary going into 2017. In the event, economic growth and markets surprised on the upside: US markets hit new highs despite three interest rate rises. Perceived low/no growth areas such as Europe and Japan burst into life. Asia’s technology stocks surged. India’s […]
News
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01 Mar 2021
Greencoat Renewables recaps on a big year of growth
Greencoat Renewables (GRP) reported final results for the year to 31 December 2020, with key highlights from the year including the following: 2020 Generation increased by 22% to 1,404GWh, 3 per cent below budget. (2019: 1,154GWh) 2020 Net cash generation increased by 36% to €66.4 million (2019: €48.7million) Dividend cover for 2020 of 1.7x Increased the portfolio […]
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21 May 2014
JP Morgan Income & Capital Trust : JPI, JPIZ, JPIU - final results
JP Morgan Income & Capital Trust, managed by Sarah Emly (pictured) and John Baker, has released results for the year ended 28 February 2014. These show the overall fund outperforming its benchmark by 6.4%. The total assets generated a total return of 18.4% over the year compared to 12.0% for the benchmark of 90% FTSE350 Index and […]
