Ashby to run converted CS Global Income Plus fund

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Credit Suisse has converted its £16.5m CS Worldwide Growth vehicle into the new Global Income Plus fund - to be run by Graham Ashby, Marcus Chandler and Mira Bhogaita.

Following a strategic review, 97% of shareholders voted in favour of the change, which allows a broader equity income approach. They will be hoping for improved performance for the fund, run by Neil Gregson, which fell 6.8% over the year to end March and was ranked 122 out of the 168 funds in the IMA Global Growth sector. Credit Suisse says the team will maintain a 40-50 stock portfolio, with each holding broadly weighted between 1-3%. Ashby says the fund will also use selective derivatives strategies to enhance returns. "Companies around the world are waking up to the importance of reg...

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