Janus Henderson Investment Trusts: Who We Are
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Janus Henderson looks after 13 different investment trusts and investment companies with assets valued at £7.9bn
(sources: AIC as at 30th November 2019).
Past performance is not a guide to future performance.
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AGMs live
Lowland Investment Company
Watch Co-Fund Managers Laura Foll and James Henderson present on how the Trust has performed over the last financial year and their outlook for the coming months.
The presentation will take place on Tuesday 28th January at 12:30pm.
LATEST INSIGHTS
Which sector is Lowland eyeing after the UK election?
Laura Foll, fund manager for Lowland Investment Company, discusses the Trust’s latest performance and explains why she is hopeful sentiment towards UK companies will improve following the UK general election.
Has 5G been overlooked by markets?
With the next generation of mobile networks on the horizon, some investors may have overlooked the technology’s potential to influence other areas of business and technology
Fund Manager December commentary – Lowland Investment Company
Fund Manager December commentary – Lowland Investment Company
Will political clarity pull UK equities up?
Clarity on the UK’s political future may see UK equity valuations rise in 2020, says Job Curtis, Fund Manager of The City of London Investment Trust.
European equities offer investors fair value
The European equity market is often overlooked by investors, but valuations are reasonable and economic data is improving, says Jamie Ross, fund manager of Henderson EuroTrust.
Why liquidity doesn’t trouble Investment Trusts
James Henderson, co-fund manager for Henderson Opportunity Trust, discusses the Trust’s latest portfolio activity and the discusses the benefits of a closed-end structure.
EDUCATION CENTER: EUREKA MOMENTS
Insight into some of the most commonly misunderstood features of investment trusts including premiums vs. discounts, gearing, independent boards, revenue reserve and active vs. passive investments.
