One of the lesser-known 'quality growth' vehicles in the Global sector is Martin Currie Global Portfolio. It's been a very good performer since Zehrid Osmani became its lead manager just over three years ago although, like many such funds, it has lagged a little in 2021. As well as boasting a low fee and a zero discount policy, it has largely steered clear of the mega-cap US tech stocks although it does hold Microsoft, so it may appeal to investors looking for growth while also wanting a little diversification.
Martin Currie, the manager of Martin Currie Global Portfolio, was formed in 1881 ...
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