Invesco CEO shoots down analyst fears over Woodford competition
Invesco CEO Martin Flanagan has played down analyst concerns over further UK equity income outflows as former employee Neil Woodford prepares to launch his own fund.
Reporting its results for Q1 2014 on the day after Woodford left the firm, Invesco said today it had seen a further £2bn in UK equity income net outflows over the period. That comes after the £2.9bn...
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