Global Equity Income
Launching fund after Global Financial Crisis has paid off
Lauren Mason looks at why Ian Mortimer and Matthew Page’s launching of the Guinness Global Equity Income Fund a decade ago as a direct response to the Global Financial Crisis unwittingly prepared its portfolio to weather the mass dividend cuts seen in the throes of the COVID-19 crisis.
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