Global dividends hit third quarter record – US$431.1bn

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Global dividends rose 3.1%[1] to US$431.1 billion in Q3 according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index, a record for the third quarter and in line with the asset manager’s

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Global dividends surge to new record in Q2

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Global income investors enjoyed a very strong second quarter of 2024, according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. Payouts rose 5.8% on a headline basis to an all-time

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Australian dividends rise to new records in 2022

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Australian investors reaped the benefit of record dividend payouts in 2022, according to the Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. Global dividends grew strongly in 2022, rising 8.4% to a record

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Australian dividends growing four times faster than the rest of the world, as local banks, miners boost global payout growth 

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Australian dividends have recovered from a challenging 2020, registering record payouts in Q3 according to the latest Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. Australia’s concentration in banks and miners boosted its performance, as financials restored dividends

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Australians will cheer a good year for dividends in 2021, after being among the hardest hit in the world due to COVID-19  

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Key points In Q1 2021, Australian companies were among better performing dividend payers compared to rest of the world Mining drives strong start to 2021 for Australian dividends, up 60%

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Pandemic caused US$220bn (AUD$285bn) of global dividends cuts in 2020, but the decline was less severe than feared

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During the worst crisis since World War II global dividends fell to US$1.26 trillion (AUD$1.63 trillion) in 2020, down 12.2% on a headline basis, according to the latest Global Dividend

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Soaring profits push global dividends to a first-quarter record, though Australia lags behind

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Growing corporate profits pushed global dividends 10.2% higher on headline basis to $244.7bn in the first quarter, according to the Janus Henderson Global Dividend Index. The total was a record

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