Invesco Perpetual

Investment Week brings you all the key points from today's conference call with Invesco Perpetual's income guru Neil Woodford...

Neil Woodford, one of the UK's most highly regarded fund managers, is to give his views on the UK economy and stock market as he addresses investors in a conference call later this morning.

The board of the Invesco Property Income trust has agreed a deal with the company's banks to restructure its loan facility.

Invesco Perpetual plans to raise £100m for a Global Income trust run by managers Paul Boyne and Doug McGraw.

The board of the Invesco Property Income trust is in talks about changing its investment strategy after breaching its borrowing terms.

Invesco Perpetual's Neil Woodford has sold his £250m stake in Northumbrian Water Group, as regulations restrict the firm's potential to provide decent returns.

Some of the biggest Chinese investors in the investment trust universe have clashed over whether the country is in bubble territory.

The US will see sub-par economic growth over the next few years, says Invesco Perpetual's Andrew Shard, as the government begin to tackle the deficit problem.

Fears of a bubble forming in bond markets are misplaced, say fixed income veterans Paul Causer and Paul Read, managers of Invesco Perpetual's £6bn Corporate Bond fund.

Omega Insurance, a Lloyds of London insurer in which Invesco Perpetual's Neil Woodford is the largest shareholder, has received a takeover approach from rival Canopus.