Katrina Lloyd
Editor-in-Chief at Investment Week
Editor-in-Chief at Professional Adviser
Editor-in-Chief at Cover Magazine UK
Editor in Chief at Financial Library
Editor-in-chief of Investment Week, Professional Adviser and Cover.
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1 month ago |
investmentweek.co.uk | Katrina Lloyd
In a time of rapid transformation across the sector, Investment Week wanted to honour the investment change-makers working to improve client outcomes and having a real impact on how the industry evolves. We are pleased to recognise the achievements of investment leaders including influential fund selectors, researchers, CIOs, multi-asset and wealth managers who can demonstrate impact at their firms, with clients, advisers and across the UK investment industry.
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1 month ago |
investmentweek.co.uk | Katrina Lloyd
Eric Hanno has taken a personal and professional interest in the opening up of private markets for the wealth space during his 20-year career, from a slow start to rapid growth in recent years. He spent the first six years of his working life at Goldman Sachs in public markets, where he concluded it was "really tough to deliver alpha as it is a mature marketplace with a lot of smart people".
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2 months ago |
investmentweek.co.uk | Katrina Lloyd
We were pleased to receive a huge number of nominations this year from across the industry for 840 individual nominees who are making an impact at team, firm or industry level. Categories for the Women in Investment Awards 2025 for individuals include: Rising Star, Unsung Hero, Distribution Woman of the Year, Fund Selector of the Year, Wealth Manager of the Year, Most Inspiring Returner of the Year and Mentor of the Year.
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2 months ago |
investmentweek.co.uk | Katrina Lloyd
To be honest, over the past six years, it seems like he never really left: his investors are still suffering from the significant financial fallout of the collapse of his funds; the industry is still feeling the impact of the Woodford 'legacy'; and there has been comeback after comeback story as he desperately tries to find a way back in.
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2 months ago |
investmentweek.co.uk | Katrina Lloyd
In a baptism of fire, Johnson took over as CEO of asset management giant Franklin Templeton in February 2020, on the eve of Covid-19 lockdowns around the world. At the same time as leading the business through a global pandemic, five days after Johnson took on the top job, the group also announced the largest and most significant acquisition in its history: the takeover of Legg Mason to create a $1.5trn asset manager.
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