Scrutineer: Playing It Again at Halifax (and Again and Again...)
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WHEN in the supermarket business, it is generally considered good practice to know the difference between apples and pears. Customers like to see different products and expect them to taste differently.
The same principle (I hope) applies in fund management: goods labelled as "apples" should taste like apples, and "pears" as pears.See the full content of this document
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Scrutineer: Playing It Again at Halifax (and Again and Again...)
Simple, you may think. But not if you are an investor with Halifax Investment Fund Managers. For here there seems to be very little differentiation at all between products that bear quite different names.
I have before me the latest Investment Report on the range of fund...See the full content of this document
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