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“Soft-closed” Aberdeen Emerging Markets fund still open to new money
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[FE Trustnet] - Usually when a fund announces a soft-closure, the fund group either rapidly increases the minimum investment – such as with Sebastian Lyon's Trojan fund – or chooses to increase the initial charge – as with Angus Tulloch's First State Asia
Investment tips from Gary Potter and Rob Burdett
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[FE Trustnet] - RB: There are a number of tried and tested managers but Angus Tulloch or James Findlay would be right up there. If you were to buy just one of the funds you manage, which one would it be? GP (pictured left): For the longer term it would be the equity
Are these the new Brics?
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Angus Tulloch, manager of First State Asia Pacific Leaders, likes the concept of frontier markets, but warned that there were not enough good-quality companies to choose from. The Qatar index, for example, consists of just 20 companies.
Google News: Where should you invest in 2012?
[Moneywise Magazine] - He likes the First State Asia Pacific Leaders fund, managed by Angus Tulloch, which provides good core exposure to the region. He also likes the Newton Equity income fund, which combines the philosophy of buying dividend-paying stocks with investment
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