Meet the Investment Influencers: Rathbones' Elizabeth Savage

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The fund selection and fund research markets are a major part of the multi-trillion pound investment industry but who are the key players within it?

In the latest of our series of video interviews with the most respected individuals who select funds, decide ratings or otherwise influence the allocation of investor fund flows, we meet Elizabeth Savage, head of research at Rathbones In that role, Savage sits on Rathbones' Collectives Research and Strategic Asset Allocation Committees and she also has responsibility for fund selection and due-diligence across a range of alternative investment strategies. She joined Rathbones in March 2005 to undertake independent research into funds of hedge funds and structured products. Savage, who...

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