In this Hardman Talks, Keith Hiscock and Riccardo Bindi are joined by Annabel BrodieSmith, Communications Director of the AIC.

The three talk about using investment companies to generate equity income and the work the AIC has published on what it calls “dividend heroes”. The AIC dividend heroes are the investment companies that have consistently increased their dividends for 20 or more years in a row.

They also look at the differences between closedend and openended funds, particularly with regard to paying out income.

During the conversation, they discuss Hardman & Co's recent note on “Equity Income – UK or Global?", which you can read here: tinyurl.com/ukorglobal

You can find out more about the Dividend Heroes on the AIC's website here: theaic.co.uk/incomefinder/dividendheroes

Watch the discussion now to hear more.

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