Edinburgh Investment Trust (EDIN) was launched in 1889 and has for many years been one of the largest trusts in the ever-popular UK Equity Income sector. However, EDIN has undergone numerous management firm changes since 2002 with Majedie Asset Management, now part of Liontrust, taking over most recently in 2020. Imran Sattar has just taken on the lead manager role from James de Uphaugh but the core strategy of holding around 40 to 50 (mostly) UK companies remains in place. The focus is on total return and owning either smaller FTSE 100 or larger FTSE 250 stocks. Buybacks have increased in rec...
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In this week’s extended edition of the Weekly Investment Trust Podcast, Jonathan Davis, editor of the Investment Trusts Handbook, speaks to Andrew McHattie, editor of the Investment Trusts Newsletter. You can also hear the final five short interviews from this year’s AIC Investment Trust Showcase event. The first four of this series of nine interviews were featured in last week’s podcast and the bonus edition released last Tuesday.
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0:53:38 – AIC Investment Trust Showcase Interviews
1:26:30 – Close
Trusts mentioned in this week’s podcast (with tickers) include:
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In this week’s edition of the Weekly Investment Trust Podcast, Jonathan Davis, editor of the Investment Trusts Handbook, speaks to James de Uphaugh, lead manager of the Edinburgh Investment Trust (EDIN), and Stuart Widdowson, manager of the Odyssean Investment Trust (OIT).
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0:00:29 – This week’s guests
0:01:35 – The markets this week
0:03:03 – Money Makers Circle
0:03:47 – News and announcements
0:08:03 – Annual results
0:16:46 – Interim results
0:20:21 – Q&A with James de Uphaugh
0:51:10 – Q&A with Stuart Widdowson
1:02:46 – Close
Trusts mentioned in this week’s podcast (with tickers) include:
About Money Makers
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Disclosures about the editor’s personal holdings of investment trusts can be found here. Our podcasts are also available on the Association of Investment Companies website (www.theaic.co.uk) and Doceo (doceo.tv). The producer of the podcasts is the brilliant Ben Gamblin – more details on him here.
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