Skandia Investment Management led the top-sellers of multi-manager funds in the final quarter of 2005, according to the Pridham report. Over the course of 2005, the group has added &913m in assets under management, bringing it up to &3.13bn. Jupiter and SWIP were also beneficiaries of the growing move towards multi-manager. Jupiter has added &372m, while SWIP has added &519m. Relatively new entrant MLC, owned by National Australia Bank, also performed well and now has &1.1bn under management. It was among the best of the manager of manager approaches. Confirming the popularity of the ...
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