Woodford calls Equity Income fund's transparency 'damaging'
As fund suspension continues
Neil Woodford said offering full transparency on portfolio holdings when launching the Woodford Investment Management business five years ago had become "more damaging", in a Q&A YouTube video after the Equity Income fund's suspension was continued.
Woodford launched the Equity Income fund with much fanfare around the fact full portfolio holdings would be listed on the company's website. However, Woodford said this has now been to its detriment,...
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