Asset Management

Kent pension fund hits back as Woodford locks up £260m

Kent County Council says it received no prior notice about Neil Woodford's decision to suspend trading in his £4bn flagship fund

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One of the biggest and oldest investors in Neil Woodford’s flagship fund said it has been left “disappointed” after it was blocked from withdrawing its money, adding to a crisis that has rocked the reputation of the UK’s most famous stock-picker.

Trading in Woodford’s £3.7bn Equity Income fund was suspended on June 3, following a long and painful period of debilitating outflows.

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