Treasury rejects Woodford-backed Patient Capital ISA idea
Would lack 'sufficient impact'
The Treasury has dismissed the idea of launching a Patient Capital ISA, an initiative backed by manager Neil Woodford.
Speaking earlier this year, Woodford (pictured), who runs the £859m Patient Capital investment trust, said there was evidence to suggest many mass-affluent investors would invest in early-stage businesses...
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