Aim fund looks to grow

Mohamed Ali Bernat Richard Hallett has managed Singer & Friedlander's Aim retail fund since its launch in May 1996. At the time the Aim market was relatively new and had only around 50-60 stocks listed. Hallett said this made it difficult initially but an increase in IPOs and stock movements has seen his investment universe swell to more than 500. At £6m, the Singer & Friedlander Aim Oeic fund is still quite small but Hallett believes he thinks the fund can easily support more and as such he is looking to grow its assets to £50m over the next five years. The group itself manages some £35...