Irish Wealth manager Bloxham has altered the investment process of the Elite Bloxham Global Equity Income fund in a bid to revive performance.
The fund, launched in April 2008 and managed by Pramit Ghose, mirrors the group’s €600m Dublin-domiciled Bloxham Global High Yield fund, focusing on stocks producing above-average dividend yields. The £16m UK Oeic will now be run as a standalone fund with Ghose making independent investments rather than block trading with the offshore fund in order to improve liquidity and take advantage of small- and mid-cap opportunities. The fund will also rely more on the technical analysis model used by Kevin McConnell in the Dublin-domiciled Bloxham Midas Global Absolute Return fund, which launc...
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