Five trusts with the most eye-watering premiums
Bull market sees dearest investment trusts trading at double-digit premiums
Bull market sees dearest investment trusts trading at double-digit premiums
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Direct-to-consumer platform seeks to eat into wealth managers’ share of private client assets
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Boutique fund house represents over 40% of the Lindsell Train Investment Trust
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Eight investment trusts breaking the mould with female-dominated boards
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Emerging Europe shareholders offered switch into trust with a different investment universe
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Woodford Patient Capital Trust research note says 9% fall in NAV is ‘small beer’
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While London Stock Exchange and Hargreaves Lansdown deliver dividend growth
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Closed-ended fund share registers increasingly dominated by retail investors
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Mark Mobius has already poached ex-colleagues from Franklin Templeton Investors, now a closed-ended launch could swipe flows from his former employer
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The Fundsmith Emerging Equities Trust (Feet) has fallen 5.3% in H1, but defensive stock picks mean the net asset value did not fall as much as the benchmark.
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Franklin Templeton Investments has denied its emerging markets investment trust faces further turnover on top of the exit of star fund manager Mark Mobius and his protégé Carlos Hardenberg earlier this year.
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Franklin Templeton Investments has hired Martin Currie’s Andrew Ness as a portfolio manager on the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (Temit).
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