INPP fundraising better than expected INPP differentiates itself from other funds in the sector because of its international footprint. In 2011, 55pc of assets were in the UK, with 16pc in Australia and 12pc in Belgium. The remainder of the assets is in Canada, Germany, Ireland, Italy and France. This gives risk reduction through geographic diversity, but also means there is more currency risk. Over the past five years, dividend and capital appreciation combined have generated gains of about 10pc a year. Returns like this are likely to continue. INPP management has said that the company will pay a dividend of 6p this year, so the prospective yield is 5.2pc. These shares are ideal for income seekers, as INPP has government-back earnings with a long lifetime to run. The shares remain a buy.