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Scott joined the firm from BlackRock Investment Management, where he was Managing Director, Head of Retail Australia for 12 years.
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David Christensen
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During the GFC some MI via unit trusts were frozen providing no liquidity. The MI manger still has to sell the underlying assets to fund the redemptions. Under these, albeit unusual, circumstances at least the LIC provided some liquidity as the owners of the shares in the LIC could trade these in the market without forcing the underlying assets to be sold. Valuation is another matter but I would argue that there is better liquidity in LIC under these circumstances.
Roger Montgomery
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add it to the list of pros versus cons.