Guinness launches Global Energy fund with no initial fee

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Guinness Asset Management will be launching its Global Energy fund on 31 March with no initial fee un...

Guinness Asset Management will be launching its Global Energy fund on 31 March with no initial fee until 2 May. After this date, investments over £100,000 will continue to receive zero initial charges and sums below that level will be charged 2%. The fund will be managed by Tim Guinness, who will be supported by analysts Tom Nelson, Will Riley and Ian Mortimer, who ran the Investec Global Energy vehicle for 10 years until recently. It will replicate the investment methodology of the Guinness Atkinson Global Energy fund, a vehicle for US investors. Under normal market conditions the p...

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