Evelyn Partners ups UK exposure with Fidelity Special Situations fund
‘Historic cheapness’ of UK small and mid-caps presents an attractive entry point
‘Historic cheapness’ of UK small and mid-caps presents an attractive entry point
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Baillie Gifford is to change the £630m trust’s investment policy after its share price halved in three years
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Tord Stallvik tells Portfolio Adviser about the firm’s new acquisition
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The 4.33% dividend yield from smaller companies will surpass the 3.97% expected from the FTSE 100 next year
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Its historically wide discount presents a prime buying opportunity, according to analyst David Johnson
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It will be managed by Dan Whitestone and Matthew Betts, who have so far specialised in UK smaller companies
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With countries becoming more domestically-oriented and rate cuts on the horizon, Henrietta Walker says US small and mid-caps are back in vogue
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It is an ‘exceptionally fertile’ time to invest in mispriced smaller companies
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Gresham House associate director, public equity, on bringing a ‘human-centric’ lens to finance and an initiative to develop the female fund managers of the future
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The trust’s board received proposals from more than a dozen candidates
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Firm also changes management on global bond strategy
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A ‘clear process’ helped the fund manager navigate the tough market conditions of 2022
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