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Ex-divs to take 4.5 points off FTSE 100 on June 14

LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - The following FTSE 100  .FTSE  companies will go
ex-dividend on Thursday, after which investors will no longer qualify for the
latest dividend payout.
    According to Reuters calculations at current market prices, the effect of
the resulting adjustment to prices by market-makers would take around 4.5 points
off the index.  
        
 COMPANY       (RIC)      DIVIDEND      STOCK OPTION   IMPACT
                          (pence)                      
 3I Group       III.L       22                         0.81
 Mediclinic     MDCM.L    4.7                          0.07
 NMC Health     NMC.L     13                           0.04
 Persimmon      PSN.L     110                          1.3
 Severn Trent   SVT.L     51.92                        0.47
 WPP            WPP.L     37.3                         1.76
    
Among FTSE 250  .FTMC  companies going ex-dividend are: 
        
 COMPANY                   (RIC)            DIVIDEND
                                            (pence)    
 3i Infrastructure          3IN.L            3.925
 Assura                     AGRP.L          0.655
 British Empire Trust       BTEM.L          2
 Electrocomponent           ECM.L           8
 F&C Commercial Property    FCPTL.L         0.5
 Trust                                      
 Intermediate Capital       ICP.L           21
 Pets At Home               PETSP.L         5
 Personal Assets Trust      PNL.L           1.4
 RHI Magnesita              RHIM.L          0.75
 Shaftesbury                SHB.L           6.64
 Stobart Group              STOB.L          4.5
 Templeton Emerging         TEM.L           15
 Markets Investment Trust                   
 
 (Reporting by Helen Reid, editing by Danilo Masoni)
 ((mailto:Helen.Reid@thomsonreuters.com; +44 20 7542 0402;))

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