Chrysalis set for ‘material uplift’ to NAV after top holding becomes £1bn unicorn
Comes shortly after £818m trust slips into the FTSE 250
Comes shortly after £818m trust slips into the FTSE 250
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Managers James Anderson and Tom Slater sliced their stake in Elon Musk’s EV company to 5.1% at the end of January
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Board believes placing will put trust in a strong position to take advantage of ‘compelling pipeline’
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Seneca Investment Managers was acquired by Momentum Global Investment Management in October last year
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‘Given the distinct characteristics of each of these areas, it makes sense to compare them like-with-like’
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Finsbury Growth & Income’s heavily shorted stocks shoot up during the Gamestop rally
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Investment companies showed resilience in the face of the pandemic, with assets smashing a record £229bn
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Sale is expected to knock an additional 3.2% off NAV
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Trainline and Gym Group among 26 holdings added to the portfolio in the seven weeks since IPO
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‘If there is a potential investor who can write the whole cheque… that is the phone call I will make first’
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‘Think of bitcoin’s bad reputation as a risk premium’
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Schroder UK Public Private has now climbed 20% this week on its second bout of good news
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