Wellington launches long/short disruptive tech fund

Managed by Bruce Glazer and Brian Barbetta

Mike Sheen
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Wellington Management has launched a global long/short equity fund targeting companies driving or being adversely affected by technological innovation or disruption.

Managed by Bruce Glazer and Brian Barbetta, alongside a broader team of career industry analysts, the Wellington Disruptive Technology and Innovation UCITS fund seeks to provide investors with access to "deep industry knowledge and long-standing expertise within dedicated fields of research", according to the firm. The hidden tech treasures among UK growth stocks The Luxembourg-domiciled fund looks to provide both long and short exposures to disruptive long-term trends, using a bottom-up investment strategy. For the fund's S, N and D share classes, a management fee of 1% and a perf...

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