Morningstar announces shortlist for Excellence in Investment Awards
Thursday 28th August 2014
Morningstar UK Limited, provider of independent investment research, has announced the shortlist for its Outstanding Investor Award and Outstanding Rising Talent Award.
The awards will be presented, along with the award for Outstanding Investment House, at the seventh annual Morningstar OBSR Awards for Excellence in Investment dinner on 4th September 2014.
Morningstar presents the Outstanding Investor Award to the fund manager or team that has produced exceptional returns over the longer term with consideration given to loyalty and tenure, consistency of approach, risk-adjusted returns, and assets under management.
Shortlisted for the Outstanding Investor Award are:
Tom Dobell - M&G Recovery
Alexander Darwall - Jupiter European
Alastair Munday - Investec UK Special Situations
Andrew Rose - Schroder Tokyo
Richard Woolnough - M&G Bond funds
David Roberts and Kames FI team - Kames Bond funds
Chris Burvill - Henderson Cautious Managed
The Outstanding Rising Talent Award recognizes the fund manager or team that has established a position in the market with several years of service and has also demonstrated the potential to achieve strong and consistent results based on the objectives of the funds they manage. The five nominees are:
Henry Dixon - GLG Undervalued Assets
Nick Kirrage and Kevin Murphy - Schroder Recovery
Matthew Vaight - M&G Global Emerging Markets
Jacob de Tusch Lec - Artemis Global Income
Oliver Kelton - Waverton European
“The process of selecting the shortlists is a reminder of the exceptional talent within the UK fund management industry”, Ruli Viljoen, head of fund research for Morningstar OBSR, said. “The Morningstar OBSR Awards for Excellence is an occasion to celebrate that talent and acknowledge the contribution that these teams and individuals have made to the industry and to the investors they serve.”
Morningstar will announce the winners of the Morningstar OBSR Awards for Excellence in Investment on 4th September 2014 at The Dorchester Hotel in London.
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