Amati Global Investors dropped from AIM VCT mandate in favour of private markets specialist Maven

Follows strategic review

Eve Maddock-Jones
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The board of Amati AIM VCT has overhauled the trust's management and investment process as it seeks to expand into private markets following the Autumn Budget, while still seeking shareholder and regulatory approvals.

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