Mott believes market is mispricing risk

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PSigma Income manager is bullish on large caps, pointing to a rare period where the lowest-risk stocks are offering the market's best opportunities

As one of the most successful Income fund managers of the past two decades, it is little surprise Bill Mott has seen inflows of £160m into his latest launch with PSigma in just over two months. He is currently bullish on the largest companies in the UK, which he feels are extremely undervalued, and has not bought into property or Reit-type plays as he sees these as the current fad of the market. PSigma Income, Mott's venture with former Credit Suisse Ian Chimes, came to the retail market on 19 March this year. Many have followed Mott's Credit Suisse career due to the outperformance of th...

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