Woodford and Newman paid £20m in dividends last year - reports
Estimates for year to March 2019
Neil Woodford and Craig Newman have received almost £20m in dividends during the last financial year, according to FT reports.
The FT calculated the figure by assuming an average fee of 0.5% on the £12bn Woodford Investment Management (WIM), the fund business set up by the former Invesco Perpetual pair, had under management in...
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