Nick Train adds to Experian in wake of SVB and Credit Suisse

Banking turmoil impact

Cristian Angeloni
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Nick Train, portfolio manager of the Finsbury Growth and Income trust, said he used the market turmoil of March as an opportunity to add to his Experian holding, which suffered a "temporary share weakness" as a result of the Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse woes.

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