Jupiter to sell Starling stake but Chrysalis holds on
The challenger bank is eyeing an IPO before the end of 2023
The challenger bank is eyeing an IPO before the end of 2023
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Cosmetics group admits it is unlikely to publish its final audited results by the end of the month
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Just a day after the value of ‘buy now pay later’ juggernaut Klarna took a massive hit
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Co-manager Watts says new price tag does not reflect ‘buy now pay later’ firm’s progress since initial investment
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Co-managers Williamson and Watts to redouble their efforts on existing holdings, 60% which have yet to break even
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Significant writedown would result in a 9.5% drop in the £1.2bn trust’s NAV
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Ahead of parting ways with Jupiter Unit Trust Managers and becoming self-managed next month
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Six months after bumper growth saw it pay an eyewatering performance fee
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Excluding VCTs – 96 out of 240 investment companies still charge performance fees
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Chrysalis board to review fee structure after huge pay-out
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Managers Watts and Williamson raised £300m in an oversubscribed placing in March
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Trust’s NAV was up 7.7% at the end of September
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