Augmentum Fintech plc (AUGM) Ord
Sell:100.50p
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Objective
In order to achieve its investment objective, the Company invests in early or later stage investments in unquoted fintech businesses. The Company intends to realise value through exiting the investments over time. The Company seeks exposure to early stage businesses which are high growth, with scalable opportunities, and have disruptive technologies in the banking, insurance and wealth and asset management sectors as well as those that provide services to underpin the financial sector and other cross-industry propositions.
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| Country | Weight |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 1.41% |
Fee Structure
An annual fee of 1.5% of the NAV, falling to 1% in excess of GBP 250m. Incentive fee is 15% of the net realised cash profits from the investments and follow-on investments made over the relevant period once the company has received an aggregate annualised 10% realised return on investments.
Dividend Policy
The Company invests with the objective of achieving capital growth over the long term and it is not expected that a revenue dividend will be paid in the foreseeable future. The Board intends only to pay dividends out of revenue to the extent required in order to maintain the investment trust status of Company.
ASSET SPLIT
Trust Manager
Tim Levene
Manager Bio
Tim began his career at Bain & Co before leaving to co-found Crussh the chain of juice bars.
In 1999, Tim became a founding employee at Flutter.com and after it merged with Betfair in
2001, he led the commercial side of the business including launching its international
business. In 2010 Tim co-founded Augmentum with the backing of RIT Capital. Tim has been
a Young Global Leader at the World Economic Forum since 2012 and is the Digital Advisor
to the Royal Foundation. He is a member of the UK Fintech Action Group and is a Global
Ambassador for Innovate Finance. Tim was also elected as a Common Councillor
(Independent) for the Ward of Bridge in the City of London in 2017 and sits on its Finance,
Market and Investment Committees.
Board Of Directors
William ReeveChairman, Karen Brade, David Haysey, Conny Dorrestijn, William Russell
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