Artemis took the lion's share of intermediary money invested through the Cofunds platform last year....
Artemis took the lion's share of intermediary money invested through the Cofunds platform last year. The UK equity specialists took in 10.11% of all Cofunds' inflows in 2002, well ahead of Credit Suisse in second place, which enjoyed an 8.42% share. Jupiter, Invesco Perpetual and Newton made up the top five most popular groups, with Aberdeen sixth with a 5.19% share. Credit Suisse's success was largely underpinned by Bill Mott's Income fund, which proved the most successful with Cofund's intermediary user base last year. Mott's Monthly Income fund weighed in at sixth place. Seven of t...
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