Chrysalis is a Venture Capital Trust which had a somewhat disappointing start in life back in the year 2000. As a result in 2004 the fund manager was fired, the company name was changed to Chrysalis and it became a “self managed” trust, i.e. they directly employ a fund manager rather than contracting it out to a third party as most investment trusts (and VCTs) do. Since that initial debacle the Net Asset Value has been recovering – according to Allenbridge the Total Return since 2004 has been 9.8% per annum which is very good. More comments on the valuation of the company are given below. I attended the Annual General meeting of the company on the 15th March in London for the second year running. There was one other
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