Revealed: Winners of the Investment Trust Awards 2011

Katrina Lloyd
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The winners of the Investment Week Investment Trust Awards 2011 were announced at a glittering ceremony in London last night.

Congratulations to all this year's winners: Asia Scottish Oriental Smaller Companies Trust Susie Rippingall First State Investments Emerging Markets Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Dr Mark Mobius Franklin Templeton Europe Jupiter European Opportunities Trust Alexander Darwall Jupiter Global Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust James Anderson Baillie Gifford HC: The Law Debenture Corporation James Henderson Law Debenture International Income Murray International Trust Aberdeen Global Equities Team Bruce Stout Japan The Baillie Gifford Japan Trust Sarah Wh...

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