James Faulkner comments on the market implications of the Patient Capital Review. He then discusses knowledge-intensive companies in Vala’s portfolio and its selection process. Faulkner stresses Vala’s commitment to mentoring and helping investee companies through to exit. He also signals the need for greater digitisation of the administrative process of EIS investing.
Henny Dovland discusses TIME: AIM service and the company’s “smart passive” approach, as well as TIME’s defensive strategy. She explains what the approach means for TIME’s selection criteria and how the passive element allows advisers to put a cost-effective proposition. Dovland also talks about the size and performance of the portfolio and TIME’s re-balancing regime.
Shane Gallwey talks exhaustively about Guinness’ AIM EIS product, the only EIS fund directly investing on AIM. He explains how the loss relief works in the AIM EIS and lists characteristics of EIS-eligible companies on AIM. Barton then discusses the increasing transparency and quality of AIM companies, despite the market shrinking.
Justin Waine discusses Puma’s AIM IHT Service and how the company’s model portfolio approach differs from others available on the market. He covers in-depth Puma’s three selection criteria: quality, growth and valuation. Waine also explains what it meant for the company to enter adviser platforms and talks about the company’s selling regime.
Sam Barton covers in-depth Close Brothers’ AIM IHT service and the active management approach. He discusses the challenges of selecting AIM companies and explains the rationale behind the company’s higher than average minimum investment. He also shares his perspective on key considerations FAs should take into account when entering the AIM market.
Gordon Pugh talks about Blackfinch’s AIM Adapt Portfolios. He explains the difference between the growth and income options, and their performance. He also discusses the company’s partnership with Chelverton AM and the ISA option of the portfolio. He then gives guidance on how to choose the best AIM portfolio service.
Highlights from our recent BR showcase event, held at the London Stock Exchange. An audience of over 80 financial advisers networked with and heard from eight leading fund managers. The showcase format allowed advisers to compare multiple BR investment solutions in the space of one morning, and gave managers the opportunity to pitch their investment strategies directly to IFAs.
Henny Dovland from TIME Investments talks to Intelligent Partnership at the London BR Showcase 2018. Dovland discusses recent developments at the company in terms of the AIM portfolios. She expands on the TIME’s core proposition and performance of its AIM offering. She also talks about the changing demographics of AIM investors and how diversification helps mitigate risks in asset-backed trade portfolios. She also covers the impact of residence nil-rate band on the industry.
Gordon Pugh, Senior Business Development Manager at Blackfinch, talks to Intelligent Partnership during the BR Showcase 2018 at the London Stock Exchange. Pugh discusses in detail the performance of Blackfinch’s two flagship AIM portfolios targeting growth and income respectively. He also reveals the company’s diversification plans including the launch of a managed portfolio service to complement their IHT-led activities with BR.
On the eve of two years of Accelerated ITS, Mike Currie, Head of Retail Sales at Foresight Group, speaks to Guy Tolhurst at the London Stock Exchange. Currie explains how Foresight’s IHT solution enabled the company to introduce the brand and BR to a much broader audience. He then talks about the firm’s international expansion and its heritage in solar assets, which in “the volatile times are safe havens.” He also stresses the importance of backing British businesses throughout regulatory and political changes by robust investment opportunities.
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