Another week and another chief investment officer stands down as the active manager of a unit trust....
Another week and another chief investment officer stands down as the active manager of a unit trust. If I were the author of our SmallBlue Planet column on the facing page, I would have a field day. Katherine Garrett-Cox, who found herself named by London's Evening Standard as one of the most powerful women in the City not so long ago, has stepped down from running another Aberdeen trust that was originally under her stewardship. Ms Garrett-Cox has had a meteoric rise to fame since her move from Hill Samuel to Aberdeen as a head of US equities, with a good track record and a well deserv...
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