Edinburgh Portfolio is to close its £200,000 Japanese fund of funds as it is too small to be commerc...
Edinburgh Portfolio is to close its £200,000 Japanese fund of funds as it is too small to be commercially viable. Paul Talbot, managing director of Edinburgh Portfolio, said the continued unpopularity of Japan among investors meant it was unlikely the fund could be saved. 'The amount of money invested is quite small, we don't foresee a lot of new money will be heading for Japan in the near future and so on pure commercial grounds to run a fund of that size doesn't make any sort of logical sense,' he said. Edinburgh Japan Portfolio was around £400,000 in size when it was acquired from ...
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