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The investment trust advantage that's overlooked

Kyle Caldwell explains how an independent board of directors act in investors' interests.

15th August 2019 10:18

Kyle Caldwell from interactive investor

In the latest instalment of his Trust Tactics video series, Kyle Caldwell, deputy editor of Money Observer, considers the role of the board of directors at investment trusts.

As well as having the power to fire poor performers, boards can help drive down costs for investors. Find out about more board benefits by watching the video below.

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