Buyers back ex-Woodford trust as Schroders sets out short- and long-term plans

Trust now 'in control of its own destiny'

David Brenchley
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Investment trust buyers have backed the managers of the £264m Schroder UK Public Private trust (SUPP) to turn the vehicle's fortunes around after a painful 2019 under Neil Woodford.

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