Guinness Global Equity Income managers: Launching fund after Global Financial Crisis has paid off

Fund celebrates tenth anniversary

Lauren Mason
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Launching the Guinness Global Equity Income fund a decade ago as a direct response to the Global Financial Crisis unwittingly prepared its portfolio to weather the mass dividend cuts seen in the throes of the coronavirus crisis, according to its managers Matthew Page and Ian Mortimer.

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