The ‘great rotation' out of fixed income and into equities is pushing funds' assets towards maximum capacity, which could result in top-performing funds soft-closing in the coming months.
Investment Week understands Richard Pease’s £510m Henderson European Special Situations fund has reached full capacity and the group may announce plans to stem flows shortly. The portfolio has a mid- and small-cap bias, with 75% of assets invested further down the market-cap spectrum. Pease (pictured) has previously told a number of his fund backers the group will cap the portfolio at £500m to protect existing investors. At the end of May, the fund had £393m under management, but during the last seven months assets have swelled to £510m following renewed investor interest in Europe...
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