Gresham House Strategic board sets out two-year managed wind-down of trust after collapse of review

B share scheme ‘fairest’ way to return capital to shareholders

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The board of Gresham House Strategic (GHS) investment trust has proposed a change of investment policy to facilitate a managed wind-down of the company over 24 months and for the initial return of capital by way of a B Share scheme and tender offer of up to £25m in aggregate, following the collapse of its strategic review.

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