Aim services unveiled

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Teather & Greenwood and Close offer Aim portfolio management services

Teather & Greenwood has launched a discretionary investment management service for private clients investing in Aim. The move comes at the same time as Close Fund Management relaunches its own Aim portfolio management service. Substantial differences exist between the two. The Teathers product has a minimum investment of £100,000 while Close has dropped its to £50,000. In addition, Teathers guarantees investment in at least 10 stocks while Close is looking to run portfolios of around 30 holdings. Both groups are keen to promote the strong potential returns available from Aim and bo...

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