In December the Board of Alliance Trust (LON:ATST) announced plans to change its investment approach by appointing eight specialist equity managers with proven stock-picking skills. The new mandate is designed to improve the performance and is subject to a shareholder vote on 28th February.
If the plans are approved the £3.1bn fund will give investors exposure to the best ideas of a focused and complementary list of global equity managers chosen by the consultants Willis Towers Watson (WTW). The theory is that these top managers will be able to add significant value by investing purely in their highest conviction stocks.
by Zak Mir | Trading| 1 mins. to read One of the challenges of charting minnows on the stock market is to identify the differences between flash-in-the-pan spikes for a stock and a lasting turnaround.
by Richard Gill | Equities| 5 mins. to read As we say goodbye to 2016 it's time for my annual review of how the UK small cap markets have performed, and for a few investment ideas for 2017.
by Evil Knievil | Evil Diaries | 1 mins. to read Last night BooHoo (LON:BOO) was criticised on Channel 4 for paying in effect less than the minimum wage to get its garments run up. This has had no effect upon the share price.
by Zak Mir | Trading | 1 mins. to read It can be said with a certain amount of regret that shares of W Resources has not exactly joined the mining sector party. Perhaps now at the start of 2017 the company's time has finally come?
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