Mid-sized firms that slashed dividends but are expected to grow them by more than 10 per cent this year and next are revealed in new research from wealth manager Canaccord Genuity.
The 12 firms, all predicted to yield more than 4 per cent in 2022 based on consensus forecasts by City analysts, are dominated by financial, housebuilder and travel stocks.
The FTSE 250-listed broker Investec, with a forecast yield of 14 per cent next year, doorstep lender Morses Club and aircraft leasing company firm Avation top the list.
They are accompanied by an AIM-listed firm with similar potential, the development finance specialist Urban Exposure.
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It is possible that you may mostly associate the 1920s with its catastrophic ending – the Wall Street Crash of 1929.
Yet the arguments in favour of the new optimism still deserve serious consideration. After all, you wouldn t want to be too late to the party.
In the optimistic camp is Andy Haldane, the positive-thinking Bank of England chief economist. He highlights the huge level of pent-up demand for entertainment and travel and points out that lessons learnt during the pandemic could speed economic revival.
The investment made by businesses in technology during lockdown could finally improve our nation s poor productivity, for example.