Lindsell Train boosts fee revenue as highest paid director scoops £8.2m
Fund house raked in £84.5m of fee revenue in the year to the end of January
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Nick Train puts on bullish front following ‘dispiriting year’
Star equities manager is hopeful of more M&A wins in 2019
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DFMs stick by Japan following failed predictions of outperformance
Lindsell Train was the only fund in the sector to deliver positive returns in 2018
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Nick Train: The stock I’d love to own but probably never will
UK brand has an ownership structure impossible for the Lindsell Train manager to buy into
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Lindsell Train valuation raises eyebrows
JP Morgan analysts flag key-man risk and valuation method for fund boutique
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Lindsell Train shareholders warned about volatility hit
Asset manager’s valuation rallies bucking stock price falls among rivals
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Nick Train: ‘What we do is much riskier than the average portfolio’
Star manager defends use of ‘beloved brands’ in his portfolios
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Biotech dominates the top five investment trusts of Q3
Stifel data reveals the top investment trusts during Q3 2018
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Shareholders victorious as Unilever abandons plan to ditch London HQ
Move would have seen maker of Dove soap and Marmite drop from FTSE 100
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Ex-M&G manager joins Lindsell Train board
Richard Hughes becomes director on the eponymous investment trust
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Market ‘materially overvaluing’ Lindsell Train
Boutique fund house represents over 40% of the Lindsell Train Investment Trust
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Lindsell Train bags £3m fees on bond benchmark
Lindsell Train has defended its use of a government bond benchmark for its eponymous investment trust as it rakes in £2.8m in performance fees.
