Unicorn Outstanding British Companies Class B - Accumulation (GBP)

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Chris Hutchinson is a proven, experienced investor with an investment process that's stood the test of time. He's got the backing of the broader Unicorn team, and of co-manager Max Ormiston. The fund is quite small in comparison to some of its peers which means the managers can pounce on...

Dominic Rowles | 30 April 2020

In this newly enhanced fund update, Investment Analyst Dominic Rowles shares our analysis on the manager, process, culture, cost and performance of the Unicorn Outstanding British Companies Fund.

The Unicorn Outstanding British Companies Fund aims to achieve a rate of return that is superior to that of the FTSE All Share (Ex Investment Trusts) Index, over the long-term, where long-term is defined as being not less than five years investing in a collection of outstanding British companies, with the least amount of economic, as distinct, from market price risk. British companies are defined as those which are incorporated or domiciled in the UK or have a significant part of their operations in the UK.

Historic yield :	1.48%
Income paid:	Annually
Type of payment:	Dividend
Ex-dividend date:	1 October 2020
Payment date:	30 November 20204

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