Edison issues review on European Assets Trust

RNS Number : 0490Y

European Assets Trust NV

12 May 2016

 

London, UK, 12 May 2016

Edison issues research review on European Assets Trust

European Assets Trust (EAT) invests in small- and mid-cap companies in Europe with the aim of achieving capital growth. A 6% annual distribution policy has found favour with investors in the low interest rate environment, narrowing the discount in recent years. While short-term performance has been behind the Euromoney Smaller Europe ex-UK index, largely because of a poor showing from some financial services holdings, the fund has a strong long-term track record versus both the index and its peer group. A concentrated portfolio that blends sustainably growing companies with recovery situations, but always with a keen focus on valuation, should mean EAT is capable of benefiting from a range of market conditions.

European Assets Trust is an investment company incorporated in the Netherlands and listed on the LSE and Euronext Amsterdam. It targets capital growth through investment in quoted small and medium-sized companies in Europe (ex-UK), taking the Euromoney Smaller European Companies (ex-UK) index as a benchmark. It has adopted a high distribution policy; dividends have been paid from a combination of income and capital.

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