Eaglet investment trust is to seek exposure to the private equity market for the first time through ...
Eaglet investment trust is to seek exposure to the private equity market for the first time through a just launched AIM-listed incubator fund, writes James Thorneley. The Zoa investment company is aiming to raise £30m through a placing and public offering and Eaglet is to buy £7.5m worth of the shares. Zoa is to be managed by Zoa Asset Management (ZAM), a wholly owned subsidiary of Zoa PLC. ZAM has two directors Michael Frye and Peter Webb, manager of Eaglet. Last week when the launch of the company was announced it was criticised over its initial NAV of 83p. This is partly the result of ...
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