Nick Train: Woodford fallout has been damaging to us

Could damage active management industry

David Brenchley
clock • 4 min read

The liquidity crisis at Woodford Investment Management will damage active management and further encourage advisers and wealth managers to use passive products to gain access to equity markets, according to Nick Train.

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