Rupert Hargreaves
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
- Latest publication
- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for MoneyWeek
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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How to invest in advertising as the sector enters a new age (opens the original)
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One of London's most visible pieces of advertising has greeted railway passengers arriving at London Bridge station for the best part of 100 years. Emblazoned on a Grade II-listed building next to the track on Park Street is the slogan, “Take Courage”, the motto of the Courage Brewery. This is considered one of the largest and most memorable so-called “ghost adverts” in London, although it's unclear when it was first painted. The Anchor Brewery originally built the property in 1820 and it remain
Axa shares are going cheap – should you buy? (opens the original)
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Back in 2016, French insurance giant Axa (Paris: CS) was known for its complexity. The majority of the company's earnings came from its life insurance and long-term savings business, the health of which was tied directly to interest rates. That began to change under CEO Thomas Buberl, who took over the group in 2016. Buberl's vision for the company was simple. The new boss wanted to turn Axa into a leading global insurer in the “short-tail”, relatively capital-light business of property and casu
14 years of the MoneyWeek investment trust portfolio (opens the original)
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The MoneyWeek portfolio of investment trusts was created in June 2012 as an easy-to-follow, set-and-forget, all-weather portfolio. Investment trusts were chosen on the grounds of their long-term performance, flexibility, cost, as well as other factors such as their ability to use gearing and for investors to trade in and out of positions with relative ease. The initial six holdings were chosen to cover a range of different strategies, with the aim of changing them as infrequently as possible. Ov
‘Caledonia Investments must close its discount’ (opens the original)
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Caledonia Investments (LSE: CLDN) is one of the market's more esoteric investment trusts. Founded by the wealthy Cayzer family, which once owned one of the world's most powerful shipping conglomerates, the £3.1 billion fund now functions as a multi-asset growth and protection vehicle. Caledonia has been part of the MoneyWeek investment trust portfolio since 2013. We like its diverse approach and its aim of earning solid long-term returns of 3%-6% above inflation, while managing risk during perio
Housebuilder Vistry looks cheap – are its shares worth buying? (opens the original)
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Shares in housebuilder Vistry (LSE: VTY) jumped 18% on 25 August when it was announced that the Kent-based company would receive £350 million as part of the government's £39 billion social and affordable homes programme. The funding package was significantly higher than the award under the previous programme (£278 million). It was also the largest possible award in the first round of funding allocations (£9.5 billion). Vistry said it will deploy the funds immediately to more than 3,000 affordabl
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