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Why small caps could be set for a period of relative outperformance versus their large-cap peers.
Multimedia editor Matthew Goodburn talks to small-cap investors Patrick Kent, George Saffaye and Andrew Leger about why small-cap stocks have underperformed large caps for the last few years, and why this area of the market could be set for a renaissance.
This podcast was recorded on 4 May 2023.
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