DFMs stick by Japan following failed predictions of outperformance
Lindsell Train was the only fund in the sector to deliver positive returns in 2018
Lindsell Train was the only fund in the sector to deliver positive returns in 2018
UK brand has an ownership structure impossible for the Lindsell Train manager to buy into
JP Morgan analysts flag key-man risk and valuation method for fund boutique
Asset manager’s valuation rallies bucking stock price falls among rivals
Star manager defends use of ‘beloved brands’ in his portfolios
Stifel data reveals the top investment trusts during Q3 2018
Move would have seen maker of Dove soap and Marmite drop from FTSE 100
Richard Hughes becomes director on the eponymous investment trust
Boutique fund house represents over 40% of the Lindsell Train Investment Trust
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.
Lindsell Train fee revenue has jumped, according to its latest financial statements, with performance fees almost tripling on the back of strong performance and inflows.
A stretched premium has seen Lindsell Train top investment trusts for performance in the first quarter, over a period when the listed closed-ended funds outperformed wider markets, according to a report from Stifel.