Guinness AM launches UK-domiciled global equity income fund

UK version of firm's first equity income fund

James Baxter-Derrington
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Guinness Asset Management has launched a UK-domiciled version of its first equity income fund, the Guinness Global Equity Income fund.

Launched in 2010, the Dublin-domiciled fund has been managed by Ian Mortimer and Matthew Page since inception, and offers investors access to global equities with sustainable dividend growth. Guinness AM adds to sales team with Jupiter hire According to the firm, it invests in companies with at least ten years of persistent high cash flow returns on capital each year, strong balance sheets, a sustainable, growing dividend and an ability to withstand economic shocks. Despite the impact of Covid-19 over 2020, the fund is anticipated to provide a dividend distribution in line with tha...

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