Investors in collapsed Woodford fund to get half their cash in January
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of investors trapped in the former flagship fund of veteran money manager Neil Woodford should get just over half their money back in January, the fund's administrator said. Woodford, who made his name as a contrarian investor over 30-plus-year career, has come under fire from regulators and investors for the 3 billion pound ($3.85 billion) LF Woodford Equity Income Fund's heavy exposure to unlisted, hard-to-sell stocks.Trading in the UK-focused fund was..