Yesterday, the 14th May, I attended the Annual General Meeting of Kings Arms Yard VCT in central London. Since Albion was appointed as fund manager 4 years ago, this VCT’s performance has improved since the days of Quester VCT back in the late 1990’s (who made some not so wise investments in the dot.com bubble) and then Spark VCT in 2008 (just in time for the crash). This year though KAY has taken a small step backwards with a reduction in NAV of 0.8p, but as a plus, a first dividend of a penny a share (approx 5.6% yield). The NAV after year end has started to increase again, back up by 0.8p (4%) in the first 4 months of this year. We started with a presentation from the fund
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