LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Barclays lifts StanChart, cuts ICG Enterprise
(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and on Tuesday:
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FTSE 100
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Jefferies raises Next price target to 15,800 (14,500) pence - 'hold'
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Citigroup raises Marks & Spencer price target to 480 (470) pence - 'buy'
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Berenberg raises Whitbread price target to 2,400 (2,280) pence - 'hold'
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Goldman Sachs cuts IAG price target to 500 (520) pence - 'buy'
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Barclays raises Standard Chartered to 'overweight' - price target 2,400 (2,300) pence
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Berenberg raises BP price target to 715 (650) pence - 'buy'
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JPMorgan raises Smiths Group price target to 3,300 (3,100) pence - 'overweight'
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FTSE 250
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Deutsche Bank cuts Genuit price target to 400 (440) pence - 'buy'
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Citigroup raises Wickes price target to 220 (210) pence - 'neutral'
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Berenberg raises XP Power price target to 2,400 (2,120) pence - 'buy'
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Berenberg cuts Entain price target to 1,090 (1,145) pence - 'buy'
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Jefferies raises Bellway price target to 2,527 (2,380) pence - 'buy'
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Citigroup cuts SSP price target to 220 (320) pence - 'buy'
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Goldman Sachs raises Watches of Switzerland price target to 920 (900) pence - 'buy'
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Barclays cuts Partners Group Private Equity target to 690 (1060) pence - 'underweight'
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Barclays raises NB Private Equity Partners target to 1,550 (1,510) pence - 'underweight'
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Barclays starts Patria Private Equity Trust with 'overweight' - price target 720 pence
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Barclays cuts ICG Enterprise Trust to 'equal weight' - price target 1,550 (1,790) pence
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Barclays cuts Oakley Capital price target to 690 (725) pence - 'overweight'
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Barclays raises Molten Ventures price target to 850 (575) pence - 'overweight'
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Barclays cuts HgCapital Trust price target to 420 (570) pence - 'equal weight'
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Barclays raises HarbourVest Global Private Equity target to 3,850 (3,470) pence - 'overweight'
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Barclays raises Schiehallion Fund to 'overweight' - price target 275 (125) pence
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Barclays cuts Pantheon International to 'equal weight' - price target 425 (405) pence
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SMALL CAP
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RBC cuts Sabre Insurance price target to 170 (180) pence - 'sector perform'
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Barclays cuts Sabre Insurance price target to 193 (196) pence - 'overweight'
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Berenberg raises XP Power price target to 2,400 (2,120) pence - 'buy'
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Barclays cuts Chrysalis Investments target to 85 (152) pence - 'overweight'
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Barclays cuts GB Group price target to 205 (275) pence - 'overweight'
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