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Investment Trust Sees £35m Withdrawals Amid Poor Performance

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Investors in the Lindsell Train Investment Trust requested £35m in withdrawals, reflecting poor performance over the last five years, which showed an annual return of minus 7.1pc. The trust's board offered to buy back shares at a 5pc discount, but most shareholders chose not to tender their shares. The trust holds shares in Nintendo and London Stock Exchange Group.

From aol.com

Why it matters

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The trust's chairman, Roger Lambert, stated that the outcome demonstrates continued confidence in the long-term investment proposition of the companies. The trust's holdings in Nintendo and London Stock Exchange Group are central to this financial movement.

From aol.com

Who's involved

  • Roger LambertChairman of the investment trust facing investor withdrawals
  • NintendoJapanese multinational video game company whose shares are held by the trust
  • London Stock Exchange GroupBritish multinational stock exchange whose shares are held by the trust

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