Church House Investments adds global equity strategy to fund line-up

First fund launch in 17 years

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Church House Investments is expanding its fund line-up for the first time in 17 years with the launch of a global equity strategy focused on human capital businesses.

The Church House Human Capital fund will be launched on 15 May and will be managed by Fred Mahon, co-manager of the Church House UK Equity Growth fund. The pooled investment will target companies with a minimum 20% annual ROI and an average market cap of $8bn. "The motivation is to diversify our own private client portfolios from the huge stock concentration risk in the US and hence in global equity indices while maintaining a similar growth trajectory," the company said. Private markets giants Brookfield and Oaktree roll out fund platform for UK wealth market Human capital is an i...

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