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Ignore UK’s smaller companies at your peril

Investors are overlooking a slice of the market, according to one fund manager.

1st October 2020 07:44

Richard Hunter from interactive investor

Investors are overlooking a slice of the market, according to George Ensor, manager of the River and Mercantile UK Micro Cap (LSE:RMMC) investment trust. He talks to interactive investor’s head of markets Richard Hunter about the small-cap space, disruptive stocks, the trust’s growth bias and how it has fared in turbulent market conditions.

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