Foreign and Colonial Investment Trust

Foreign & Colonial Investment Trust has been a pioneer in the concept of collective investment, and has helped provide smaller investors with the same advantage as the larger institutions, by reducing risk through a spread of investments.

As well as being the oldest investment trust, it is also one of the largest global growth investment trusts in the world, and currently owns shares in more than 670 companies in 36 different countries.

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