09/05/2006
The amiable Sean O’Flanagan, who left Unicorn Asset Management back in February, is now firmly ensconced as the investment fund manager charged with ensuring the Collins Stewart AIM Portfolio Service thrives.
The service is targeted at high net worth individuals who are keen to reduce their inheritance tax liability through a diversified portfolio of established companies on AIM (after 2 years, AIM shares qualify for 100 per cent relief from IHT).
Says O’Flanagan ‘I might be only 30, but I have proven track record in AIM having helped Unicorn establish their very successful VCTs. My goal here will be to invest in profitable, cash generative business with simple and scalable business models. Those valued at £50 million are on my radar – when I last checked I reckoned there were 375 that fell into this category.’
The minimum investment in the fund is £100,000 and O’Flanagan has hopes of raising anything up to £20 million in the first year.
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