European Assets Trust
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Sam Cosh
Sam Cosh is a Director at BMO. Sam joined BMO in 2010 from BNP Investment Partners and was appointed Lead Manager for European Assets Trust during 2011. Sam also manages the European investments of BMO Global Smaller Companies PLC. He has twenty years’ experience in European equities, principally within small and mid cap mandates.
The Trust seeks to generate attractive long-term capital growth through investment in quoted small and medium-sized companies in Europe, excluding the UK. As well as capital growth the company aims to offer an attractive dividend, with payments made in January, April, July and October of each year.
European Assets Trust AGM 2021
The Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) for European Assets Trust (“EAT”) was held at 15:00 on 13 May 2021. Due to current gathering restrictions and social distancing measures, Shareholders were unable to to attend this year’s AGM physically. Instead, at the date and time of the AGM Lead Managers. You can find the investor presentation, results of the AGM and a selection of frequently asked questions here
Interim Results Update
Introducing the BMO UK App
We’re excited to announce the launch of our brand new app. Search ‘BMO UK‘ on the App Store or Google Play Store to give you access to all of the below from your mobile or tablet:
- View valuation and summary of accounts held
- Retrieve account and fund information
- View transaction history
- View account cash holdings and balances
- View remaining ISA/JISA subscription allowances
- View primary contact details
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