Blue Whale launches UCITS mirror as flagship fund approaches third anniversary

Seeded by Peter Hargreaves

James Baxter-Derrington
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Blue Whale Capital has launched a UCITS mirror of its LF Blue Whale Growth fund with £25m seed capital from Peter Hargreaves.

The Dublin-domiciled fund will provide access to non-UK investors who have wanted to invest, as well as institutional investors that prefer a UCITS structure. High-flying Blue Whale Growth reveals post-coronavirus tech opportunities Hargreaves has once again provided £25m in seed capital, as he did for the original fund launch in 2017, and the fund also has support from non-UK domiciled investors who will be able to access the product during the offer period of 11 September to 25 September in one share class for an annual management charge of 1% and minimum investment of £100,000. ...

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