The Scottish Investment Trust (SCIN) invests globally, with the aim of achieving capital appreciation and above-inflation dividend growth. A self-managed trust with a 130-year history, SCIN follows a contrarian investment style, with a high conviction portfolio of 50-100 stocks drawn from three categories: ‘ugly ducklings’, ‘change is afoot’ and ‘more to come’. The four-strong management team, led by Alasdair McKinnon, uses behavioural finance techniques to
26 Jul 2017
Greater conviction for global contrarian
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Greater conviction for global contrarian
- Published:
26 Jul 2017 -
Author:
Sarah Godfrey -
Pages:
8
The Scottish Investment Trust (SCIN) invests globally, with the aim of achieving capital appreciation and above-inflation dividend growth. A self-managed trust with a 130-year history, SCIN follows a contrarian investment style, with a high conviction portfolio of 50-100 stocks drawn from three categories: ‘ugly ducklings’, ‘change is afoot’ and ‘more to come’. The four-strong management team, led by Alasdair McKinnon, uses behavioural finance techniques to