ASI's £900m mandate wins boost UK equity capabilities

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David Brenchley
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The team-based approach and ‘safe pair of hands’ reputation of the Aberdeen Standard Investments' UK equity team has helped it secure a number of high-profile new mandate wins in the past year.

ASI took over management of Neil Woodford's Income Focus fund on 31 December, while the ex-Mark Barnett-run Perpetual Income & Growth trust will soon be merged into Murray Income Trust. The now LF ASI Income Focus fund added £249m of assets onto the firm's UK equities desk, while PLI will add between £650m and £500m, depending on how many shareholders take up the cash exit offer once the merger is given the green light. Industry reaction: £1.2bn blockbuster IT merger to benefit investors Murray Income is lead-managed by Charles Luke, with Luke, Thomas Moore and Iain Pyle all named ...

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