Is there such a thing as a ‘good’ performance fee?
‘It should not be like winning the lottery – you want managers to outperform the following year, not think about early retirement’
‘It should not be like winning the lottery – you want managers to outperform the following year, not think about early retirement’
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As it divests two holdings for straying into non-core business areas
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Estee Lauder, American Express and Alphabet make up the biggest holdings
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‘Steady dependability is often undervalued’ by investors too busy trying to find the next Tesla
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But manager Paul Niven tempers expectations for 2022 amid falling prospects for global growth
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£67m trust is at ‘risk of further shrinkage’ against ‘deteriorating international’ backdrop
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His successor joined from JP Morgan Asset Management in October 2021
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Finsbury Growth & Income swept up in the January tech sell-off with Fevertree and Remy Cointreau nursing double digit falls
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Over £700m in deals produced a record year, but some say more mergers need to take place
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Direct lending trust will merge with investment manager Pollen Street Capital
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Global equity and income trust funds were among 17 casualties
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