LONDON – The UK is quietly creeping back into favour with global investors — and it’s not just talk. After years of political drama, economic uncertainty and post-Brexit nerves, the mood is starting to shift.
Ali Dibadj, CEO of asset management giant Janus Henderson, reckons the UK is becoming a bit of an underrated gem.
“When you look at the fundamentals — political stability, solid economic structure, and undervalued assets — the UK is shaping up as an attractive place to invest,” he said recently.
Big Money Is Flowing Back In
When firms like BlackRock and JPMorgan start increasing their UK exposure, it’s a pretty good sign that sentiment is changing.
In fact, foreign capital inflows have picked up noticeably in recent months. Investors are beginning to see value in the UK again — a market that’s stable, still relatively cheap, and full of long-term potential.
Undervalued Doesn’t Mean Unworthy
Many UK-listed companies, especially in sectors like energy, finance and construction, are trading well below their global peers. But their business fundamentals are strong.
In simple terms? These aren’t dodgy stocks — they’re just overlooked.
As any seasoned investor knows, the best time to buy is when everyone else is still looking the other way. And right now, the UK market seems to be in that sweet spot.
Politics : Calm After the Storm?
Let’s be honest — UK politics has been all over the place the past few years. But more recently, things have cooled down. There’s more policy consistency and less Westminster chaos.
That stability, paired with a disciplined fiscal approach from the government, is giving investors more confidence.
Is the UK a Good Bet?
If you’re looking for long-term opportunities in a stable, recovering economy — where many quality assets are still undervalued — the UK should definitely be on your radar.
It’s not risk-free (no market is), but the UK might just be offering better value than most people realise.
