Scottish Investment Trust merges with JP Morgan

Scottish Investment Trust merges with JP Morgan

The Edinburgh-based Scottish Investment Trust has officially merged with JP Morgan Global Growth and Income (JGGI) in a move that will create a fund with assets in excess of £1.3 billion.

The merger was announced in October last year.

In a statement on the Scottish Investment Trust website, the firm revealed the issue of new JGGI shares was effected on a formula asset value (FAV) basis and the conversion ratio was 2.023804 new JGGI shares for each SIT share in issue.

JGGI aims to pay shareholders an income of at least 4% per annum while accessing exposure to the long-term growth of the “world’s leading companies”.



Tristan Hillgarth, chairman at Jpmorgan Global Growth & Income, said: “Today’s news represents an exciting milestone for both groups of shareholders, who should benefit from the greater scale, enhanced liquidity and competitive fees of the trust.”

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