Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust

Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust aims to achieve long-term capital growth in excess of the capital return of the FTSE World index. Zehrid Osmani, supported by an experienced and deeply resourced team, aims to select around 25-40 of the best international stocks.

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In the press

The trust that's quietly taking on the world

In the press

Latest News: Our corporate identity

Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust has introduced a fresh, new corporate identity. The contemporary new look symbolises the Company’s global growth objective and highlights the evolution and modernisation of the investment approach under new Portfolio Manager, Zehrid Osmani.

9 October 2019

Latest News: Global Portfolio Trust interim report 2019

Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust has announced a positive set of results for the six-month period ending 31 July 2019.

24 September 2019

Second-half outlooks - Long-Term Unconstrained

Latest News: Global Portfolio Trust update - September 2019

Zehrid Osmani shares his thoughts on which businesses will thrive in 2019 and beyond.

4 September 2019

Latest News: 3 High-Margin Stocks With Strong Brands

In his second interview with Holly Black, Senior UK Editor at Morningstar, Zehrid Osmani, manager of Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust, explains why he is looking to luxury for his three stock picks.

3 September 2019

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Taking a global approach

Zehrid Osmani introduces the trust

Latest price (at market)

Latest price
As at 17 October 2019
Share price	282.50p
Change on day	(2.25) %
NAV per share	282.66p
Disc/(Prem)	0.1 %
Historic yield	1.5 %
Total net Assets	₤236.2m
NAV per share is calculated cum-income. The historic yield reflects dividends declared for the previous financial year as a percentage of the mid-market share price, as at the date shown.