RIT Capital Partners boosts divi as NAV falls

RIT Capital Partners, the investment trusted started by Lord Jacob Rothschild, has reported a drop in its net asset value (NAV) but is offering investors a big increase in dividends.

RIT Capital Partners, the investment trusted started by Lord Jacob Rothschild, has reported a drop in its net asset value (NAV) but is offering investors a big increase in dividends.

Total NAV dropped 3% in the year ending on March 31st to £1.92bn and, amidst Eurozone headwinds, the most recent NAV (as of May 25th) had declined a further 3.4% to £1.85bn.

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