23rd March 2011

JP Morgan: Investment trusts: the case for consideration

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Investment trusts represent the most enduring structure for pooled investment in the UK with a track record spanning 140 years. But with over 2,500 other retail UK based funds to choose from, why should an adviser consider investment trusts as well?
Our intermediary's guide looks at their unique benefits and their role in client portfolios. The report covers:

  • How investment trusts work
  • Why consider investment trusts for your clients?
  • The investment trust market
  • Benefits of investment trusts
  • How performance of investment trusts compare to open-ended funds and market benchmarks
  • Five ways to use investment trusts to meet client objectives
  • Creating access to investment trusts

This guide aims to be a practical resource for intermediaries, download your copy now.

 

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