Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust’s (MNP’s) manager Zehrid Osmani reports that his ongoing focus on long-term structural, sustainable business models was beneficial for the fund’s performance during the coronavirus-led market sell-off in Q120, with portfolio companies undertaking measures to protect their brand equity. He is encouraged by a general increase in investor awareness of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, an area of research that Martin Currie has focused on for several years, as he believes that ESG improvements can lead to higher total returns for shareholders. MNP’s performance has improved since the appointment of Osmani in October 2018, and its NAV is now ahead of its benchmark over the last one, three, five and 10 years.
21 Jan 2021
Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust - Reaping rewards from three-step process
Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust (MNP:LON) | 362 -45.3 (-3.3%) | Mkt Cap: 310.4m
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Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust - Reaping rewards from three-step process
Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust (MNP:LON) | 362 -45.3 (-3.3%) | Mkt Cap: 310.4m
- Published:
21 Jan 2021 -
Author:
Mel Jenner -
Pages:
11 -
Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust’s (MNP’s) manager Zehrid Osmani reports that his ongoing focus on long-term structural, sustainable business models was beneficial for the fund’s performance during the coronavirus-led market sell-off in Q120, with portfolio companies undertaking measures to protect their brand equity. He is encouraged by a general increase in investor awareness of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, an area of research that Martin Currie has focused on for several years, as he believes that ESG improvements can lead to higher total returns for shareholders. MNP’s performance has improved since the appointment of Osmani in October 2018, and its NAV is now ahead of its benchmark over the last one, three, five and 10 years.