Investment trusts need to find alternative ways of creating demand and reducing their dependance on ...
Investment trusts need to find alternative ways of creating demand and reducing their dependance on the capital provided by market makers to create liquidity, according to a report issued by the AITC. The report, written by Simon Colson, director and chief investment officer of Trafalgar Capital Management, set out to investigate the roles of market makers and stockbrokers in providing liquidity in the secondary market for investment trust shares. Colson has argued that the investment trust sector has become a 'sector of smaller companies' and there is a significant risk more investment...
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