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Source: Link Group’s Dividend Monitor In Other News FE fundinfo has added Richard Watts (Jupiter), Anthony Srom (Fidelity) and Terry Smith (Fundsmith) to the 2021 Alpha Manager ‘Hall of Fame’ list. The Hall of Fame, which recognises managers who have been ‘Alpha-rated’ consistently over a period of seven years, now stands at 51 managers in total. To gain an Alpha rating, fund managers are ranked according to their track records since 2000, with extra weighting applied to those with longer track records. The rating is based on three components: risk-adjusted alpha; consistency of outperformance versus their benchmark; and outperformance in both up and down markets.

Terry Smith, Richard Watts and Anthony Srom join FE Fundinfo s hall of fame

Home / News / Terry Smith, Richard Watts and Anthony Srom join FE Fundinfo’s hall of fame Terry Smith, Richard Watts and Anthony Srom join FE Fundinfo’s hall of fame A trio of the best-performing active fund managers have reached the seven-year ‘alpha-rated’ streak Terry Smith, Anthony Srom and Richard Watts have joined FE Fundinfo’s alpha manager hall of fame, while 10 managers were booted from the list, including former Invesco manager Mark Barnett. Fundsmith Equity manager, Smith (pictured), Fidelity Asia Pacific Opportunities manager, Srom, and manager of the Jupiter UK Mid Cap fund, Watts, were all awarded a place in the hall of fame “in a year where extreme volatility has tested the markets and challenged returns”.

Marlborough to merge fund and investment management arms

Marlborough to merge fund and investment management arms While it looks to hire 20 people to drive growth plans Marlborough Group will merge Marlborough Fund Managers and Marlborough Investment Management to create a single business. It will be called Marlborough and will have around £6bn of assets under management. All fund governance, risk and operations capabilities will be brought together under authorised corporate director business, IFSL. This means that the business will become ACD for the 18 funds in the range from Marlborough Fund Managers, with the newly merged Marlborough acting as investment adviser. Following the reorganisation, IFSL will be responsible for approximately £11bn of Marlborough Group and external fund assets.

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