Categories & criteria
Wealth managers
Rising Star (Individual)
Open to any individual working for any part of a wealth management business in the UK who has made a big impact in a short amount of time and is expected to continue to make their mark in the sector. There is no age limit and nominees may be graduates, non-graduates, trainees, managers or could recently have entered wealth management from a different industry. Nominees must have been working in wealth management in the UK for fewer than five years on 1 January 2020.
Fund Selection Team of the year
The precedence of teamwork over individual flair has become embedded as a crucial principle of any business’s investment process so which group of fund selectors within the UK’s wealth management businesses do you believe is most deserving of recognition for their work?
ESG Advocate
Which wealth management business has done the most effective job of clearly explaining why investors should consider environmental, social and governance criteria when building a portfolio and how they could go about doing so in the most appropriate way for their particular circumstances?
Asset managers
Rising Star (Individual)
Open to any individual working for any part of an asset management business in the UK who has made a big impact in a short amount of time and is expected to continue to make their mark in the sector. There is no age limit and nominees may be graduates, non-graduates, trainees, managers or could recently have entered wealth management from a different industry. Nominees must have been working in wealth management in the UK for fewer than five years on 1 January 2020.
Investment Team of the Year
The precedence of teamwork over individual flair has become embedded as a crucial principle of any business’s investment process so which group of fund managers and sector analysts within the UK’s asset management businesses do you believe is most deserving of recognition for their work?
ESG Advocate
Which asset management business has done the most effective job of clearly explaining why investors should consider environmental, social and governance criteria when building a portfolio and how they could go about doing so in the most appropriate way for their particular circumstances?