Trust industry backs British ISA but warns on cost disclosure issue
Ros was quoted by Citywire calling for more money in ISAs and pensions to be channelled into domestic investments – and explaining the potential benefits of investment trusts.
Ros was quoted by Citywire calling for more money in ISAs and pensions to be channelled into domestic investments – and explaining the potential benefits of investment trusts.
Ros wrote an Opinion Column for Money Marketing, explaining the damage that well-intentioned but flawed legislation has done to UK investment companies and calling for urgent FCA intervention. ( link to pdf )
Armchair Trader highlights Ros Private Member’s Bill which seeks to end the misleading charges disclosure regime that has been forced on UK listed investment companies – and help revive UK investment.
Ros was quoted by Citywire calling for more money in ISAs and pensions to be channelled into domestic investments – and explaining the potential benefits of investment trusts.
Ros wrote an Opinion Column for Money Marketing, explaining the damage that well-intentioned but flawed legislation has done to UK investment companies and calling for urgent FCA intervention. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted welcoming the news that the FCA will produce an interim remedy for misleading investment trust charge disclosures to investors and highlighting her Private Members’ Bill. ( link to pdf )
Ros is interviewed for a feature article by FT Adviser and she calls for more use of pension assets to boost British growth. ( link to pdf )
Ros was quoted in the Daily Express explaining her view that the Bank of England should not keep raising rates as it may already have tightened policy too much. ( link to pdf )
Ros is quoted by Daily Mail saying the central banks were too slow to recognise inflation risks, but are now overdoing the tightening, keep policy restrictive for too long which will damage growth. ( link to pdf )
Here is a note on my blog explaining why I believe the Bank of England should not increase rates any more, should pause QT and properly assess the impact of its monetary tightening policies, which may already have gone too far.