Investment Week extends submission deadlines for flagship awards

New entry dates for FMYA and Women in Investment Awards

Katrina Lloyd
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Investment Week has decided to extend some of its awards nominations deadlines to give individuals and groups more time to enter at this difficult time for the sector.

We have made the move in response to groups asking for a little more time to enter some of our flagship awards to take into account the huge upheaval caused to businesses over the past few weeks. The new extended deadlines are as follows: Women in Investment Awards The deadline for nominations is now Friday 1 May. At this stage, we are looking for a few key details around the nomination and then a more detailed questionnaire will follow. You can nominate yourself or a colleague or a company for some categories. Click here to enter.  Fund Manager of the Year Awards There are tw...

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