Today I attended the Annual General Meeting of this company in the City of London Guildhall. Over a hundred shareholders attended, not withstanding a derailed train and a strike on the underground, and so we started promptly at midday. Some financial highlights of Finsbury’s results this year are as follows: NAV up 18%, 8% rise in dividends to 13.1p and ongoing charges dropped to 0.7% (from 0.8%). The Chairman Anthony Townsend started the meeting by moving straight to the formal business of the meeting, with the Chairman inviting questions in regards to the resolutions from shareholders. A shareholder asked if the new share capital issued had diluted the NAV in any way. Anthony replied that no, new shares are issued at a level just above the NAV, so that costs
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