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Unusually for the folk at City Asset Management, the team made a change to the Aim portfolios ahead of the first Budget by chancellor Rachel Reeves. In this podcast, supported by Artemis, Joseph Wilkins, chief reporter for Asset Allocator and James Calder, chief investment officer for City Asset Management, talk about changes made to the portfolios and what the expectations are for Aim portfolios.
The Asset Allocator Podcast discusses the big issues in UK fund selection and how wealth managers are positioning their portfolios. Sign up to the newsletter.
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