Jack Rose: The Patient Capital Review - a beginner's guide
What are the implications for investors?
The Patient Capital Review may be of all-consuming interest to those who work in the tax-advantaged investment sector but, if you are only after a summary of the salient points, Jack Rose is happy to oblige
For those of us who work within the tax-advantaged investment sector, the impending outcome of the Patient Capital Review (PCR) - its possible permutations and consequences - is the talk of the town...
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