A focus on income in the current environment
Watch Henderson High Income fund manager David Smith and Chairman of the Board Margaret Littlejohns discuss how the company is generating income.
David Smith, fund manager of Henderson High Income, and the Chairman of the Board discuss how the company has identified revenue-generating stocks in the current environment. David also explains how active management through bond allocation and an increased exposure to overseas equities has helped the company’s income remain resilient.
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