JGGI, FEV or JEGI, LWDB, 3IN, TRY

I think they are the same thing - an Investment Trust is also a company. The main investment trust website is called the AIC - Association of Investment Companies site

I have a sizeable holding in HGT. It has performed consistently well and is one of the AIC's best performers. Because of this I am reluctant to sell despite its recent good run. There is no guarantee that the HVPE will narrow - it has stayed the same for a long time now. Maybe you could hedge your bets and go 50-50

I held HINT for quite a long time, but it underperformed other global trusts. So I sold out I now hold JGGI, BUT and IGET

Both have a majority of assets in the US. I hold NBPE along with CTPE and HGT. NBPE AND CTPE both have good dividends and NBPE and HGT have very good track records

I have held HSL in the past but currently hold JUGI (good consistent performance over time), MRC and ASL for the UK as well ESCT for Europe. All have done quite well over the past year or so

I held it for several years but it performed relatively poorly compared with most global and global income trusts. So I sold it a few weeks ago in order to reinvest in trusts with better performance

Saxo Bank is Danish. The NBPE shares I own are London listed and priced in GBP

I have an account with Barclays that also does not allow purchases of NBPE. But I also have an account with Saxo Bank in Singapore that does allow purchases of NBPE. So that is where I have my holding. I can't see what differentiates NBPE from other PE trusts!