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Argo Blockchain PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, Gamestop Corp, Tesla Inc and NIO Inc among UK investors top share purchases in 2021

Argo Blockchain PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, Gamestop Corp, Tesla Inc and NIO Inc among UK investors top share purchases in 2021
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Argo Blockchain PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, Gamestop Corp, Tesla Inc and NIO Inc among UK investors top share purchases in 2021

Argo Blockchain PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, Gamestop Corp, Tesla Inc and NIO Inc among UK investors top share purchases in 2021
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What are the bestseller funds and shares as the new Isa year kicks off

Confidence in UK markets and the economy has surged as the new Isa season begins, a survey of investors reveals. Brexit uncertainty has continued to ebb away and overall confidence has hit the highest level since March 2014, according to the latest reading of customer sentiment by online broker Hargreaves Lansdown. UK investors have shopped for shares in cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, which has just floated in the US, and London-listed crypto miner Argo Blockchain to put in their Isa portfolios since 6 April. Positive sentiment: Brexit uncertainty has continued to ebb away and overall investor confidence has hit the highest level since March 2014

Helena Morrissey championed Girl fund merged away after flows fail to materialise

Helena Morrissey championed Girl fund merged away after flows fail to materialise Fund’s assets failed to get above £50m since launching in 2018 Legal & General Investment Management has merged away its Future World Gender in Leadership UK Index fund, known widely as the Girl fund, after it failed to attract money from investors. Championed by the then head of personal investing at the group Helena Morrissey (pictured), LGIM launched the Girl fund in 2018 with the aim of raising gender diversity standards in companies across the UK equity market. The group created a proprietary index for the fund to score and rank companies according to four gender diversity measures: women on the board of directors, women executives, women in management, and women in the workforce.

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