Star F&C fund manager Ted Scott has taken three months' sick leave after a recurrence of an injury sustained following a skiing accident 20 years ago.
Scott, who runs the F&C Stewardship Growth and Stewardship Income funds, is expected to be off until February on doctor’s orders due to a bout of serious headaches as a result of a head injury. In his absence, the mandates, £571m and £298m respectively, will be co-run by Hilary Aldridge and current F&C Opportunities fund manager Phil Doel. Aldridge has been co-managing the Stewardship funds alongside Scott since 2001. F&C says Aldridge will take care of the small and mid cap stocks with Doel, who also runs the F&C UK Select investment trust, taking care of large cap stock selection and “c...
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