Woodford Equity Income update: HL removes fund from Wealth 50

After 3 June fund suspension

Natalie Kenway
clock • 5 min read

Platform giant Hargreaves Lansdown has confirmed it has removed Woodford Investment Management's Equity Income and Income Focus portfolios from its 'Wealth 50' list of preferred funds.

Yesterday (3 June), Woodford Investment Management revealed it had agreed in conjunction with its authorised corporate director (ACD) Link Fund Solutions (LFS) to suspend trading on the Equity Income fund amid an "increased level of redemptions".  A statement posted on the Woodford IM website said the fund would be suspended from issuing, cancelling, selling, redeeming or transfering shares within the fund with immediate effect for at least 28 days. Woodford IM suspends dealing on Equity Income fund with immediate effect The move was "in the best interests of all investors in the f...

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