Artemis Alpha trust board proposes raft of changes; Dodd's co-manager Paterson to retire

Performance fee dropped

Jayna Rana
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The board of the £124m Artemis Alpha investment trust has proposed a number of changes including a new charging structure following a strategic review, while co-manager Adrian Paterson - who has run the trust for nearly ten years with John Dodd - has announced he will retire from fund management at the end of the year.

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