O-IM unveils Aim portfolio
‘Funding innovative and interesting companies can be personally rewarding, not to mention profitable’
‘Funding innovative and interesting companies can be personally rewarding, not to mention profitable’
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The past 18 months has seen smaller companies and cyclical names perform well, but is now the time to take profit?
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Unicorn Asset Management manager on why an active approach to stock selection in Aim mitigates risk
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Video: Rathbone UK Opportunities manager has rarely had so many buying opportunities
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Aquis Stock Exchange has been luring companies from LSE’s Aim index by offering cheaper listings
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Replaces head of alternatives Scott Lothian who is leaving in May after 11 years
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FTSE Aim All-Share returned 21.8% last year, beating more established indices like the S&P 500 and MSCI EM
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Aim All Share index has returned 2.4% year-to-date compared with -19.9% for the FTSE 100
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But Link says drop in shareholder payouts is not all down to coronavirus crisis
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Tax efficient portfolio will avoid overcrowded areas of the Aim market
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Index is riskier than larger contemporaries but has outgrown its reputation as a home for domestically focused micro-caps
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Oliver Brown and Neil Whelan to run portfolio of Aim companies
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