Fund selectors' verdict on Woodford's 'annus horribilis'
'He is still an excellent fund manager'
Fund buyers have backed veteran fund manager Neil Woodford to weather the recent storm for his portfolios, as a number of his holdings "hit the buffers".
Like any manager, Woodford (pictured) has suffered difficult periods throughout his career, but buyers have noted his recent misfortunes have been driven by stock-specific reasons, rather than sector calls...
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