Increasing numbers of talented fund managers, frustrated by the disadvantages of working in mainstre...
Increasing numbers of talented fund managers, frustrated by the disadvantages of working in mainstream houses, are turning to smaller boutique operations where they can exercise more creativity. The time has come for investors to exploit the fragmentation of the fund management industry. As an increasing number of fund managers move from large to smaller investment houses, investors should follow those that have done well. In a less structured environment that can be moulded around the fund manager's beliefs, I believe, they have every chance of doing even better. As the majority of read...
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