Less than one-fifth of smaller investment trusts trading on a premium

Wealth managers reveal liquidity restrictions

Kathleen Gallagher
clock • 5 min read

Large wealth managers’ hesitancy to invest in less liquid investment companies means companies that have a market cap of less than £250m are more likely to be trading on a discount, according to figures from the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) for Investment Week.

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