Nick Train backs Manchester United as first new position in two years on Finsbury trust

'We want to be involved'

Jayna Rana
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Nick Train, manager of the £1.2bn Finsbury Growth & Income trust has bought his first stock in two years, football club Manchester United, which he anticipates will be "a very rewarding commitment".

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