Investment Company of the Year Awards: Nominate now for Rising Star of the Year Award

Recognising the best new talent

Katrina Lloyd
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Investment Week is calling for nominations for its new Rising Star of the Year Award as part of the Investment Company of the Year Awards 2020, in association with the AIC.

The Rising Star of the Year Award is an individual award aimed at highlighting the achievements of newer members of the industry and the skills they can bring to the sector.   The accolade is open to nominees with a maximum of six years' experience in a role connected to investment trusts/VCTs. Individuals can nominate themselves or be nominated by colleagues.   Nominees can work in a range of roles connected to investment trusts and VCTs including fund management, product selection, research, investor relations, marketing or distribution.   Judges will consider professional progre...

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