Click here to download our improved database Speculation over who will inherit Anthony Bolton's p...
Click here to download our improved database Speculation over who will inherit Anthony Bolton’s position as manager of the Special Situations fund, which will split into two, featured highly in the weekend’s financial press. The Observer’s Heather Connon comments on his spectacular performance and the pressure that will be on whoever takes over to perform. Adviser at Rowan Tim Cockerill names Tim McCarron and Sanjeev Shah as high contenders. The Daily Mail also reported that it looks as if Bolton, who will retire at the end of 2007, has turned bearish on the UK stock market “after a prolo...
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