In a stock exchange notice today (3 July), the board said it will continue to provide an attractive yield as the portfolio remains mostly focused on UK equities.
But the strategy’s performance has lagged behind its FTSE All-Share benchmark in the last three years by a significant margin, returning 10.5% compared to the latter’s 26.8%, according to the trust’s latest factsheet.
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