Nick Greenwood joins Asset Value Investors to continue managing MIGO Opportunities trust

Rejoins co-manager Charlotte Cuthbertson

Cristian Angeloni
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Nick Greenwood is set to join Asset Value Investors on 18 December 2023 to continue managing the MIGO Opportunities trust, when the company is set to take over as investment manager.

He will remain at Premier Miton Investors until 15 December. Following the transfer, Greenwood will be joined by former MIGO co-manager Charlotte Cuthbertson to run the trust together. Nick Greenwood resigns from Premier Miton Cuthbertson joined AVI in July 2023, after leaving PMI in November 2022. In March, MIGO served a six month protective notice to PMI on its investment management agreement with the company, following Greenwood's resignation. AVI has also become the investment adviser to the Premier Miton Worldwide Opportunities fund, which is set to be rebranded to WS AVI W...

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