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LIC and LITs rally along with market recovery

From LICAT - Listed Investment Company and Trust Association

At the end of March, a year on from the commencement of the market recovery, the Listed Investment Companies (LICs) and Listed Investment Trusts (LITs) sector had re-gained ~$13 billion

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28 Apr 2021
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Demand for LICs and LITs holds steady

From LICAT - Listed Investment Company and Trust Association

The market capitalisation of the almost 100-year-old Listed Investment Company (LIC) and Listed Investment Trust (LIT) sector remained steady at the end of October when compared with a year ago. Angus Gluskie,

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01 Dec 2020
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The Listed Investment Company (LIC) and Listed Investment Trust (LIT) sector has been growing steadily in Australia for the past 95 years – and has performed well during COVID-19. The

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20 Aug 2020
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