Seven managers added to FE fundinfo 'hall of fame'

51 managers overall

Kathleen Gallagher
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FE Fundinfo have added seven fund managers to their ‘hall of fame’ which recognises those who have been ‘alpha-rated’ for over seven years.

The new members are: William Pattisson from Ardevora Asset Management, Sebastian Lyon from Troy Asset Management, Clive Hexton from Rathbone, William Lock from Morgan Stanley, Tom Holl from BlackRock, Yu Zhang from Matthews Asia and Jeremy Wharton from Church House Investment. Jupiter had the most managers in the hall of fame out of any group, with six. Fidelity had four, while several others, including Baillie Gifford, which has the most in the alpha manager list, had two. The ‘alpha manager' list recognises the top 10% of UK retail-facing managers based on their track records since ...

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