JPMorgan Global Growth & Income

JPMorgan Global Growth & Income (JPGI, formerly JPMorgan Overseas IT) aims to achieve capital growth from world stock markets, by holding a diversified portfolio of investments in which the portfolio manager has a high degree of conviction. Following a change in its distribution policy in July 2016, it also aims to pay a dividend equivalent to at least 4% of NAV at the preceding year-end, announced at the start of the year to give visibility of income.

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About Edison

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JPMorgan Global Growth & Income (LSE: JGGI)

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JPMorgan Global Growth & Income — Strong long-term capital growth

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