In this Hardman Talks, Stephen Samuel talks to Keith Hiscock about his recent note on investment company liquidity, 'Steady as she goes, but could be better'. In the note, Keith analyses liquidity for ICs as a whole and compares traditional with alternative ICs, as well as interrogating the data by market capitalisation and by sector.

Stephen and Keith discuss how to define liquidity, and they explore the consequences of lower liquidity for companies and investors. Finally, Keith suggests ways that investment company liquidity can be boosted to make shares more attractive to investors.

Liquidity is the lifeblood of markets and measuring it over time is a way of gauging a market’s health. Investment company liquidity is under strain, especially for the smallest funds, and sponsored research may be a way to improve this.

Watch the interview now to find out more about investment company liquidity and read the report for free on our website: https://hardmanandco.com/research/cor...


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