Winners revealed of Best Companies To Work For In Investment 2018

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Investment Week is pleased to honour the winners of our first Best Companies To Work For In Investment 2018 Awards.

This year's groups to make the grade were Architas, Impax Asset Management and Downing LLP.   In a world where products and services are often difficult to differentiate, companies are recognising that one of the greatest business game changers is the quality and engagement of their staff. Employees who are engaged, motivated and enjoy their work will provide a better service, not only for their employer but also their customers. Against this backdrop, Investment Week partnered with workplace engagement survey specialist Best Companies Group (BCG) to launch the Best Companies To Work ...

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