despite recent rally in global markets, invesco's graham kitchen believes the world economy is not out of the woods yet
Two years after the merger of Invesco and Perpetual, it seems there is room for two leading equity income fund managers in the one company. Initially, when Perpetual's Neil Woodford and Invesco's Graham Kitchen came together, some intermediaries doubted that two such high profile managers in the same sphere could work together. Kitchen manages the Invesco Perpetual Income & Growth fund. He has managed this fund, formerly called Invesco Income, since November 1995. In June 1998 Invesco and GT merged, and the manager of the GT Income fund Nick Train left the company. Money from the GT fund...
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