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| Ashmore | Morgan Stanley cuts TP to 420p from 444p, Equalweight |
| Ashmore | SocGen ups TP to 450p from 430p, Buy |
| Astrazeneca | Jefferies cuts TP to 3400p from 3560P, Hold |
| Aviva | Nomura cuts TP to 414p from 540p, Buy |
| Balfour Beatty | RBC cuts TP to 200p from 220p, sector perform |
| Legal & General | Nomura downgrades to neutral from Buy; ups TP to 188p from 185p |
| Portmeirion | Panmure ups TP to 711p from 694p, Buy |
| Prudential | Nomura ups to Buy from reduce; TP to 1392p from 680p |
| Reckitt Benckiser | Nomura cuts TP to 4800p from 4900p, Buy |
| Resolution | Nomura ups to neutral from reduce; TP to 311p from 250p |
| St. James’s Place | Nomura ups to Buy from neutral; TP to 668p from 370p |
| Standard Life | Nomura ups TP to 351p from 260p, reduce |
| Source: Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires | |
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires
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