The fund has outperformed its sector over one, three and five years, and the manager is sanguine about the prospects for equities in businesses focused on UK sales.
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Video: Nick Train and the Finsbury Growth & Income Trust
18 October 2010
A £100m UK mandate from another trust has put the spotlight on Nick Train, manager of the 84-year old Finsbury vehicle.
By Lora Coventry,
Analyst, Financial Express
Lindsell Train founder Nick Train takes a basic but effective approach to managing assets on behalf of the Finsbury Growth & Income Trust.
The fund has outperformed its sector over one, three and five years, and the manager is sanguine about the prospects for equities in businesses focused on UK sales.
Read the script here
The fund has outperformed its sector over one, three and five years, and the manager is sanguine about the prospects for equities in businesses focused on UK sales.
Read the script here
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