The decision of Philip Gibbs, fund manager of the Jupiter Split Trust, to heavily sway the fund into...
The decision of Philip Gibbs, fund manager of the Jupiter Split Trust, to heavily sway the fund into financials, saw the trust outperform the FTSE All-Share by more than 13% over the six months to 30 June 2001. In its interim results for the six-month period, the company's total assets rose by 4.4% to £337.2m, compared to a fall of 8.6% in the FTSE All- Share Index over the same time period. Andrew Watkins, head of investment trusts at Jupiter, said that in international financials, Gibbs had a proven track record in choosing the right life assurance companies, banks and asset managemen...
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