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Despite the trust’s board keeping its cards close to its chest following Woodford’s departure date being set, the popular UK growth and income vehicle took the strain as investors trimmed their holdings.
Brokers at Numis said they would not be surprised if the board of Edinburgh Investment Trust eventually held a beauty parade for a new manager, with Woodford, who is set to launch a firm of his own, a likely candidate to win the mandate.
But speaking following the initial announcement about Woodford’s departure, Edinburgh’s board said the news would not result in an immediate change.
The board will review carefully with its manager their proposed future arrangements for the management of the company and will make a further announcement in due course,” it said.