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Small-mid cap wrap for FY 2026

16 min · 9. juli 2026
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A new financial year is upon us and to start things off Portfolio Manager and lead for IML’s small-mid cap team, Marc Whittaker, talks to Mark Williams from Natixis Investment Managers about: * How IML’s small and mid cap funds performed over financial year 2026 and the June quarter * The stocks that helped and the stocks that hampered * What he has been buying and selling during the quarter

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