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Dunedin Income Growth Investment Trust: Update from the managers

Ben Ritchie and Rebecca Maclean, co-managers of Dunedin Income Growth Investment Trust provide an update on UK equities in this latest podcast.

Duration: 22 Mins

Ben Ritchie and Rebecca Maclean, co-managers of Dunedin Income Growth Investment Trust take a look at whether the government's recent budget will move the dial for UK equities and the recent M&A activity in the market.

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DIGIT Digest: Insights from a Financials Analyst

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Kepler Market Matters: The health of the UK stock market

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