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Investing when companies are raising money

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So far we have had another busy year to date investing in primary opportunities – that is investing when companies are raising money.

So far we have had another busy year to date investing in primary opportunities - that is investing when companies are raising money. One of the key reason to invest predominantly in primary markets is that, when a company is raising money, it needs to give prospective investors a particularly accurate, up-to-date picture of its business. It means therefore that we are buying with full information and not buying as blind as in the secondary market. It also means investors can buy at a discount to the prevailing market price or what is considered ‘fair value', and usually free of st...

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