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Curation Clients Named Retail Investor Champions
Curation clients Cordiant Digital Infrastructure and Schroder Asian Total Return have been recognised for clear communication with retail investors, highlighting the value of strong investor relations.
Boring Money launched its first Boring Money Rated awards for investment trusts, and alongside them it named six trusts as Retail Investor Champions: the trusts that, in its view, show what good communication with private investors looks like.
Two of those six are Curation clients:
Cordiant Digital Infrastructure
and
Schroder Asian Total Return
Boring Money singled out the champions for explaining themselves clearly to the people who own them, using everything from dynamic digital factsheets to short-form video and podcasts. That matters. Boring Money’s own research shows the share of UK investors who own an investment trust has fallen to 9%, its lowest level since it began tracking in 2021. Trusts won’t reverse that with performance figures alone. They’ll do it by talking to investors in plain English, in the places those investors already are.
Congratulations to both boards and their teams. It’s a privilege to work alongside you.
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