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When Woodford Investment Management contemplates a new fund, the market tends to sit up and take notice and, with good reason.
There are few things one can be definitive about at the moment, especially within financial markets. That journalists (and most likely the public) are going to be heartily sick of talking about Brexit in four months, is perhaps one of the few things everyone can agree on.
BlackRock has added to the wave of cash flowing into the Woodford Patient Capital Trust with the purchase of an 11% stake.
Neil Woodford’s Patient Capital Trust, the second fund from the star manager’s company, is the largest ever UK investment company launch, according to the Association of Investment Companies (AIC).
Woodford Investment Management has revealed some of the details of its planned investment trust that will have a focus on early stage growth companies.
Aviva is the latest company to wade into the debate between Neil Woodford and his successor at Invesco Perpetual, Mark Barnett.
BlackRock claimed top spot in the gross retail sales table for the second consecutive quarter, the Pridham Report revealed on Monday.
Neil Woodford has been granted flexibility to invest up to a quarter of his £1.4bn St James’s Place UK High Income Fund in non-UK equities following an EGM of unit holders.
Neil Woodford has sold his recently acquired stake in HSBC, on the back of concerns about the growing number and size of regulatory fines faced by banks.
Warren Buffett, Nick Train and Neil Woodford all have at least one thing in common, patience
Invesco Asset Management has launched an offshore feeder fund for the formerly Neil Woodford-managed Invesco Perpetual Income Fund.
