Fernando Luque

These funds are well-placed to beat their peers over the long term.

These companies combine growing dividends, sustainable competitive advantages, attractive income and cheap valuations.

Bayer, Nokia, and Anheuser-Busch InBev are among stocks bought by highly rated funds.

HSBC, Shell and Unilever are among 15 large-cap European companies set to pay dividends this June.

Some of Europe’s biggest income stocks are slashing dividends as weaker earnings, rising debt, and heavy investment needs weigh on balance sheets.

Combining quality filters with valuation brings up several stocks that are robust dividend opportunities in Europe.

Here’s what top stock-pickers have been investing in lately.

LVMH, Nestlé, and HSBC are among 19 large-cap European companies set to pay dividends this April.

Dividend yield and the right mix of assets are important factors to consider, alongside the Morningstar Medalist Rating.

Novo Nordisk, Roche, and Novartis, plus six more large-cap European companies are set to pay investors this March.

Even after a 22% drop in bitcoin this year, the region’s crypto ETF investors are not bailing out just yet.

ASML Holding is the most widely held stock in the top 10 holdings of the best-rated European equity managers.

European stock buybacks soared after the pandemic but have leveled off since then- still, there are several buyback champions among European equities.

Technology, utilities, and energy sectors gained the most in the first month of the year.

ASML, British American Tobacco, Iberdrola and six other large-cap European companies are set to distribute dividends.

Most Morningstar country stock indexes are either fairly valued or overvalued, but a few opportunities remain.

French banks were the top payers in 2025, while two major German car makers cut their payouts to shareholders.

Index rules and stock selection are factors influencing the performance of ETFs by Amundi, iShares and WisdomTree.

European markets remain modestly undervalued as 2025 draws to a close.

UK and Switzerland stocks drive the bulk of the dividend index returns.

Europe’s value stocks rallied as tech stocks tumbled.

Europe is still cheaper than the US, despite a narrowing valuation gap in October.

Last month saw a varied performance among European stocks and sectors.

ASML Holding, Prosus and Banco Santander are among stocks distributing dividends this month.

Pfizer’s agreement with the US government has benefited large European pharmaceutical companies.