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Summary
In 2023, the US Market's regular aggregated dividend grew by 5.9% despite the turbulence in the economy caused by persistent inflation, high interest rates, and geopolitical risks.
Last year was marked by noticeable rifts from banks and commercial real estate, which continues to raise questions for 2024. Nevertheless, both sectors remain among the five highest dividend growth drivers.
While uncertainty around inflation pullback and interest rate cuts persist, we expect to see the payouts increase in US markets, led by four sectors: energy, banks, pharmaceuticals, and real estate.
In this webinar, S&P Global experts will explore sector-specific potential upsides and risks
Key highlights:
• How will sluggish economic expectations impact dividend payouts during the election year?
• Probability of credit rating deterioration and how it can impact dividend sustainability?
• How well-prepared are financial institutions to navigate regulatory challenges and withstand the pressure of low growth?
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Nathan Stovall
Director of FIG Research
Nathan Stovall is the director of the financial institutions research team for S&P Global Market Intelligence, which is responsible for data-driven news and research focused on banks and insurers.
S&P Global Ratings
Nicole Serino
Director of Credit Research and Insights
Nicole Serino is a director in the Credit Markets and Insights team for S&P Global Ratings, which is responsible for delivering forward-looking, actionable insights on market-moving trends and their effects on credit.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Vedant Bagri, CFA
US Market Research Analyst
Vedant Bagri is a Dividend Research Analyst at S&P Global Market Intelligence
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Vika Tambaeva
AMER Region Dividend Forecasting Research Lead
Vika Tambaeva is the Dividend Research Analyst in AMER, Equity Data & Analytics at S&P Global Market Intelligence
Moderator
Amira Abdulkadir
US Head of Dividend Forecasting
Amira leads dividend research for the global dividend forecasting team and heads business development in the Americas at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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