Revealed: Winners of the 2019 Fund Manager of the Year Awards

Which funds stole the show?

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Investment Week is delighted to reveal the winners of the Fund Manager of the Year Awards 2019.

Announced at Grosvenor House in London on 27 June, the awards recognise the outstanding achievements of fund managers who are shaping the future of the investment industry. The shortlist was created by filtering funds through a rigorous quantitative process using Morningstar fund data over three years to the end of December 2018. Finalists were then invited to respond to an online questionnaire that asks further questions about the fund, its performance and contributing factors, before a panel of top fund selectors took part in a two-day judging session to deliberate the winners. T...

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