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Wise builds simple, low-cost international money transfers and is quietly turning into the kind of payments backbone other businesses can plug into. But growth is cooling and profits lean on interest from customer balances, so the upside may depend on new drivers like its business platform and a possible move to the U.S. market.Read more
This income-focused trust spreads your money across many other investment trusts, including areas like infrastructure and private companies, rather than betting on a handful of shares. The catch is that the extra layers of fees and the risk of paying more than the underlying holdings are worth understanding before relying on it for steady payouts.Read more
High risk technology VCT that appears to be well managed to select good companies leading to successful realisations. Climate for these has been improving in the last year making me doubt the historical declining revenue growth.Read more
Robotics and artificial intelligence are rapidly transforming industries from manufacturing to healthcare. BOTZ provides diversified exposure to companies leading this change — including hardware (robot arms), automation software, and AI chips.Read more
A little-known shipping trust pays regular cash from a working fleet and plans to sell its ships and return the money to shareholders within a set timeframe. The catch is that shipping markets can swing fast, so the real question is whether steady payouts and ship sales can outweigh a rough patch in freight rates.Read more
In 2024, MAB reported a significant increase in revenue and pre-tax profit, with revenue rising by 11% to around £266m and adjusted pre-tax profit growing by 31% to about £30.5m. The company has set new medium-term targets, including doubling its revenue from 2024 levels, achieving an adjusted pre-tax profit margin above 15%, exceeding 100% cash conversion, and doubling its market share.Read more
Key Takeaways Ongoing client outflows, industry fee compression, and rising preference for passive products threaten Jupiter's revenue growth and long-term earnings outlook. Integration and regulatory costs, plus shifting client preferences, could limit profitability and operational efficiency despite efforts to launch higher-fee products.Read more

Catalysts About TP ICAP Group TP ICAP Group is an interdealer broker that connects buyers and sellers in global over the counter financial, energy, commodity and data markets. What are the underlying business or industry changes driving this perspective?Read more

TP ICAP is trying to turn itself from a traditional dealmaker into a more digital, data-driven business as global trading grows and new markets like energy transition and digital assets take off. The upside is steadier, higher-quality income, but the shift could stumble if rivals move faster, rules tighten, or costs stay too high.Read more
