Investment trusts: Retail investor take up of private equity trusts remains low
Just a small proportion of private equity trusts are owned by retail investors, despite predictions the asset class will be among the biggest earners of the next decade
Just a small proportion of private equity trusts are owned by retail investors, despite predictions the asset class will be among the biggest earners of the next decade
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It raised £36.9m from the sales, representing 15% of the trust’s overall portfolio
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It took out a £70m loan to improve its ailing share price discount
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Chris Morgan discusses infrastructure investment trust discounts, opportunities and the Thames Tideway tunnel
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Decision voted on at JLEN’s AGM on 13 September
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Required to pursue a managed wind-down
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Non-executive chair Steve Smith will step down at PRS REIT’s next AGM, with Robert Naylor and Christopher Mills appointed to the board
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Keystone Positive Change board is consulting over a potential rollover into the £1.8bn Baillie Gifford Positive Change fund
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The AIC has also called for the removal of stamp duty on British shares and the expansion of the VCT scheme
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Following the change of government in July
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Follows a strategic review from the trust’s board
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CGAM, a shareholder in PRS REIT, has raised concerns over potential conflict of interests
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