JHG - Dividend announcements

JELH and JELM provide innovative income approaches that package structured note strategies into a convenient ETF format Janus Henderson Investors (NYSE:JHG) today announced the firm has launched the Janus Henderson Equity Linked High Income ETF (JELH) and the Janus Henderson Equity Linked Moderate Income ETF (JELM). These funds are designed to provide investors with access to professionally managed, diversified, transparent equity-linked income strategies, and are the first ETFs to combine access to autocallable and stability equity-linked notes (ELNs) and swaps that replicate the payout structure of ELNs (together with ELNs, equity linked instruments) across single stock, single index, a

Janus Henderson (NYSE:JHG), today announced it has launched the Janus Henderson US Equity Enhanced Income ETF (JUDO). This ETF aims to generate current income by actively investing in primarily dividend-paying equities, while seeking risk reduction and additional income from an opportunistic covered call option strategy. JUDO, managed by Portfolio Manager Jeremiah Buckley, CFA, seeks to deliver an actively managed portfolio of high-quality companies — defined by revenue growth, earnings growth and increasing dividends, while aiming to provide dampened volatility. The team believes these companies can participate in market gains while being resilient on the downside. "JUDO's options stra

Amended Merger Agreement Represents a $3.00 All-Cash Price Increase; 25% Premium to Unaffected Share Price; Parties Committed to Closing by Mid-2026 Special Committee Determines that Victory Capital's Revised Unsolicited March 17, 2026 Proposal Is Not Actionable and Is Not in Best Interests of Janus Henderson and Its Shareholders Amended Merger Agreement's All-Cash Transaction With Trian and General Catalyst Is Superior From an Expected Value and Certainty Perspective and Is the Only Actionable Proposal Janus Henderson Group plc (NYSE:JHG, "Janus Henderson, " or the "Company")) announced that Trian Fund Management, L.P. and its affiliated funds ("Trian"), General Catalyst Group Manage

Solid investment performance, with 65%, 65%, 65%, and 67% of assets under management ("AUM") outperforming relevant benchmarks on a one-, three-, five-, and 10-year basis, respectively, as of December 31, 2025 AUM of US$493 billion as of December 31, 2025, an increase of 30% year over year Fourth quarter 2025 breakeven net flows and US$56.5 billion of net inflows in 2025 compared to US$2.4 billion of net inflows in 2024 Fourth quarter 2025 diluted EPS of US$2.62 and adjusted diluted EPS of US$2.01 were impacted by extraordinary annual performance fee revenue Janus Henderson Group plc (NYSE:JHG, "JHG, ", ", Janus Henderson, " or the "Company")) published its fourth quarter an

Majority of affluent retirees holding a year or more of expenses in cash Nearly one-fifth of investors aged 50+ have yet to work on a retirement plan with their advisor Janus Henderson Investors today released the findings of its 2025 Investor Survey – Retirement Income and Planning, which seeks to better understand how affluent U.S. investors age 50 or older are preparing for and managing retirement income. Nearly three-quarters of investors surveyed (73%) are concerned about the impact of recent market volatility on their ability to generate income in retirement, and 50% report checking their investment accounts more frequently during the market swings generated by the April 2025 tari

NEW YORK, Dec. 13, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc., a leading specialist investment bank to the financial services and fintech sectors, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE:SF), announces the upcoming index rebalancing for the fourth quarter of 2024. This quarter, there are constituent changes within four of our indexes: the KBW Nasdaq Capital Markets Index (Index Ticker: KSX, ETF Ticker:N/A), KBW Nasdaq Financial Technology Index (Index Ticker: KFTX, ETF Ticker: FTEK.LN), KBW Nasdaq Financial Sector Dividend Yield Index (Index Ticker: KDX, ETF Ticker: KBWD), and KBW Nasdaq Premium Yield Equity REIT Index (Index Ticker: KYX, ETF Ticker: KBWY

Microsoft and Oracle Contributed One-Fifth of the Rise  US dividends increased 4.5% on an underlying basis1 in the third quarter of 2023, with Utilities companies serving as a significant driver of growth year-over-year. Microsoft and Oracle contributed one fifth of the $3bn increase in US dividend payments during the quarter, and the restoration of payouts from Southwest Airlines, Las Vegas Sands and Delta Airlines after pandemic-induced interruptions contributed another seventh. 98% of US companies increased dividend payouts or kept them flat year-over-year. Globally, dividends fell 0.9% to $421.9bn during the quarter, but underlying growth was 0.3%. Underlying global g

Healthcare Companies Were Biggest Driver of Growth - US dividends increased 4.6% on an underlying basis1 in the second quarter of 2023, with healthcare and real estate companies providing the most significant growth - While this marked the slowest rate of growth since the post-pandemic recovery began, 98% of US companies raised or maintained their dividend payout, which is well above the global average (88%) - Globally, dividend payments rose to a record US$568.1bn in Q2, up 6.3% on an underlying basis - Banks contributed half the world's dividend growth in Q2, with vehicle manufacturers contributing one-seventh US dividend payments increased 4.6% on an underlying basis during the secon

Companies around the world took on $456bn1 of net new debt in 2022/23 (as of March 31, 2023), pushing the outstanding total up 6.2% on a constant-currency basis to a record $7.80 trillion, according to the latest annual Janus Henderson Corporate Debt Index2. This exceeded the 2020 peak, once movements in exchange rates were taken into account. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230712749223/en/(Graphic: Business Wire) Nevertheless, one fifth of the net-debt increase simply reflected companies such as Alphabet and Meta spending some of their vast cash mountains. Total debt, which excludes cash balances, inched ahead g

US dividends increased 4.8% on an underlying basis during the first quarter, the slowest rate of growth since the post-pandemic recovery began Despite higher interest rates, the US real estate sector was the largest contributor to dividend growth during the quarter 97% of US companies raised their dividend payments or held them steady Globally, dividends jumped 12.0% on a headline basis to a Q1 record of $326.7bn – boosted by the largest contribution from special dividends in nine years Global underlying growth was 3.0% Banks, oil producers and vehicle manufacturers were significant drivers of Q1 global growth US dividend payments increased 4.8% on an underlying basis dur

Higher Interest Rates Could Slow Growth In 2023 US dividends increased 7.6% in 2022 with Oil producers and Financials accounting for nearly two-thirds of this growth US dividend growth slowed in each successive quarter in 2022; dropping from 10.4% in Q1 to 5.5% in Q4 94% of US companies raised or maintained dividend payments in 2022 Globally, dividends rose 8.4% to a record $1.56 trillion; underlying growth was 13.9% In 2023, global dividend growth is expected to slow to 2.3% on a headline basis, equivalent to an underlying increase of 3.4% US dividends increased 7.6% on an underlying basis to a record high $574.2 billion in 2022, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global D

NEW YORK, Dec. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc., a leading specialist investment bank to the financial services and fintech sectors, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE:SF), announces the upcoming index rebalancing for the fourth quarter of 2022. This quarter, there are constituent changes within two of our indexes: the KBW Nasdaq Financial Sector Dividend Yield Index (Index Ticker: KDX, ETF Ticker: KBWD) and the KBW Nasdaq Premium Yield Equity REIT Index (Index Ticker: KYX, ETF Ticker: KBWY). There are a number of changes to the two modified-dividend-yield-weighted indexes—KDX and KYX—to adjust annually for relevant dividend yields and

Higher payments from banks and financials drove US dividends up 6.7% on an underlying basis in the third quarter Pharmaceuticals, technology and retail were significant contributors to US dividend growth 96% of US companies increased dividends or held them steady during the quarter Globally, surging oil profits drove dividends to $415.9bn, also a record for Q3 US dividends increased 6.7% on an underlying basis to a new all-time high of $146.2bn during the third quarter of 2022, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. For the second consecutive quarter, financials made the largest contribution to dividend growth, accounting for almost two-fifths of the underly

Strong growth from financial sector lifts equity income  US dividends rose 8.3% in the second quarter to $144.4bn - an all-time quarterly high. Two-fifths of the increase in US dividend payments came from the booming financial sector. Globally, quarterly dividends totalled $544.8bn in Q2, up 19.1%. 94% of companies in the Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index increased or maintained their dividends. US dividends increased 8.3% on an underlying basis in the second quarter to $144.4bn, an all-time quarterly high, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. Two-fifths of the increase can be traced to the financial sector. Notably, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo mad

Global corporate net debt fell by 0.2% on a constant-currency basis in 2021/22 to $8.15 trillion – with more to come Janus Henderson expects global net debt to fall by $270bn in 2022/23, down 3.3% Oil, mining and cars saw the biggest debt reduction Rising bond yields have led to redemptions in high-yield segment in particular Majority (53%) of US companies saw debts rise, as the collective total net debt among US companies year-over-year rose 0.5% Companies around the world are repaying debts for the first time since 2014/15, according to the latest annual Janus Henderson Corporate Debt Index. Operating profits rose 51.4% to a record $3.36 trillion in 2021/22, driving a significa

Globally, dividends surged 11% to $302.5bn, a first quarter record; underlying growth was even stronger at 16.1% Every sector posted dividend increases, with particular strength in oil and mining sectors Dividend payments in the US rose 10.4% on an underlying basis to a new record of $141.6bn during the first quarter of the year, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. Nearly every US company in the Index (99%) increased their payments or held them steady, as dividends continued to be a reliable source of income growth for shareholders. Globally, first quarter dividends jumped by 11% on a headline basis to a total of $302.5bn, also a record for the seasonally qu

US dividends rose to a record $522.7bn, up 3.5% year-on-year; underlying growth was 5.9% The median technology sector dividend increase on a per share basis was 8% For 2022, Janus Henderson expects dividends to rise 7.5% reaching a new record of $562bn US dividends rose to a new record in 2021, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Study: US Edition. US companies1 distributed $522.7bn, up 3.5% compared to 2020. Underlying growth was 5.9% once adjusted for special dividends. Nine companies in ten increased dividends or held them steady in 2021. Dividend payout growth accelerated in the fourth quarter, jumping to 11.2% on an underlying basis, reflecting broad-based i

NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc., a leading specialist investment bank to the financial services and fintech sectors, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE:SF), announces the upcoming index rebalancing for the fourth quarter of 2021. This quarter, there are constituent changes within five of our indexes: the KBW Nasdaq Capital Markets Index (Index Ticker: KSX), the KBW Nasdaq Financial Sector Dividend Yield Index (Index Ticker: KDX, ETF Ticker: KBWD), the KBW Nasdaq Financial Technology Index (Index Ticker: KFTX, ETF Ticker: FTEK.LN), the KBW Nasdaq Premium Yield Equity REIT Index (Index Ticker: KYX, ETF Ticker: KBWY) and

97% of US companies increased or maintained distributions Q3 US dividends jumped 10% year-over-year on an underlying basis to reach $130.7 billion - a record high for the quarter Globally, dividends jumped by 22% as the countries that saw the steepest cuts registered the biggest rebounds Janus Henderson expects global dividends to surpass the pre-pandemic peak by the end of December 2021 US dividends, which proved more resilient than those in many parts of the world during the onset of the pandemic last year, climbed 10% during the third quarter, according to the latest edition of the Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. Notably, 97% of US companies raised their dividends or held

Dividend payments in US higher year-over-year in every sector except banking and energy Globally, dividends increased 11.2% on an underlying basis; expected to regain pre-pandemic highs in next 12 months  Over nine in ten US companies (92%) increased their dividends or held them steady year-over-year in Q2. Globally, 84% of companies increased their dividends or held them steady compared to Q2 2020. Janus Henderson upgrades its 2021 dividend forecast to $1.39 trillion from $1.36 trillion; this new forecast is just 3% below the pre-pandemic peak. Despite some notable exceptions, the majority of US companies continued paying their dividends without interruption during the first year

Janus Henderson Investors today announced that a suite of three proprietary mutual fund driven model portfolios and two model-delivered separately managed accounts (SMA) are now available to financial advisors through Orion Portfolio Solutions (OPS), the premier turnkey asset management program (TAMP) of wealthtech platform leader Orion Advisor Solutions. OPS users can now access: Janus Henderson Global Allocation - Conservative Model Portfolio, Moderate Model Portfolio and Growth Model Portfolio: Offers broad global diversification for investors through a strategic allocation across equities, fixed income and alternatives, with the goal of providing the opportunity for higher returns and

Total corporate debt soared 10% to a record $13.5 trillion in 2020, but between January and June 2021 companies have borrowed almost no further cash as developed nations look beyond the pandemic. Companies have not spent any of this new borrowing as they have preserved cash through the pandemic, so net debt (total debt minus cash) has not increased. Businesses are starting to deploy their collective $5.2 trillion cash pile – Janus Henderson predicts a boom in capex, dividend payments and share buybacks through H2 2021 and beyond. Money spent means net debt is climbing, even though total debt is not. Janus Henderson expects net debt to end the year up $500-600 billion at $8.8-$8.9 tri

Wells Fargo, Boeing, Walt Disney, Occidental Petroleum and Marriott accounted for half of the US dividend cuts by value in Q1   Dividends fell far less in US during COVID-19 lockdowns than in most other parts of the world. The median dividend increase among US companies was 4% in Q1 US dividends expected to show growth this year amid economic rebound Globally, Janus Henderson forecasts a 7.3% increase in dividend payments in 2021. One year after the anniversary of the start of global COVID-19 lockdowns, US dividend payments remained resilient, dropping just 0.4% to $127.4 billion in the first quarter of 2021. Globally, dividends were just 1.7% lower than the same period last year, a