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Investors seem to have lost patience with £100m Triple Point Energy Transition (TENT) and its shares trade 39% below asset value, offering a 9% dividend yield set to be covered by earnings.
Keystone Positive Change has endured a tough two years under Baillie Gifford but half-year results show the global portfolio may have turned a corner after the growth selloff.
Wefox, the online insurer that is Chrysalis Investments’ largest holding, is on track to reach profits this year, one of several signs of improvement in Jupiter’s private equity fund.
Chrysalis Investments, the Jupiter private equity fund struggling on a 55% discount, offers some signs of hope for its shareholders in a first quarter update.
The distressed share prices of the Civitas and Triple Point social housing investment trusts reflect a deeper debate about how much private infrastructure providers should be allowed to charge for their capital.
International Biotechnology Trust has held a ‘beauty parade’ of six investment groups vying to replace SV Health as its new fund manager. A winner will be announced soon.
Board of Aquila Energy Efficiency is looking at other ‘strategic solutions’ to hasten the return of shareholders’ money after its failure to pass a continuation vote in February.
Sharon Flood, an accountant who worked at private equity firm Sun European Partners a decade ago, is one of two appointments following the boardroom row six weeks ago.
Discounts have prevented fundraising by renewable infrastructure funds, so it is good to see NextEnergy use asset sales to drum up capital and validate valuations.
Analysts at Numis Securities add UK smaller companies trust Odyssean and Japan activist AVI to their list of 35 investment company recommendations. Scottish Mortgage's 22% discount also seen as good value.
Analysts at Numis Securities add UK smaller companies trust Odyssean and Japan activist AVI to their recommendations. Scottish Mortgage’s 22% discount also seen as good value.
London has a new investment trust. After a 16-month bear market break in fund flotations, Ashoka WhiteOak Emerging Markets Trust scrapes on to the stock exchange.
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