Henderson Rowe focus on FTSE dogs

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HENDERSON Rowe has launched an OEIC as platform for its Dogs of the FTSE 100 strategy, which has achieved almost double the growth of the index over the past four years.

The fund, which also uses the Dogs of the FTSE 100 label, is open to retail investors from 18 June with WAY Fund Managers as its authorised corporate director. The vehicle invests exclusively into the 15 stocks with the highest prospective yields in the FTSE 100 index. The strategy has so far delivered 115pc growth since May 2003, compared with a 57pc rise by the index. The fund manager is Giles Rowe, chief investment officer of Henderson Rowe. His strategy is to invest in stocks that are out of favour, and often have recent underperformance. Stocks in the portfolio are selected to be ...

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