Fidelity Asian Values and Special Values win Investment Company awards for 2023

Investment Week was pleased to honour the winners of the 25th Investment Company of the Year Awards, in association with the AIC, at a special ceremony in London.

The awards recognise managers in this important part of the market, who have delivered consistently for investors across a variety of sectors.

Investment Week’s host for the awards ceremony on 16 November was financial journalist and presenter Declan Curry, while our charity for the evening was Place2Be.

Methodology

The shortlists for the awards were constructed using scores provided by the AIC, using Morningstar data. Investment companies needed a three-year track record to 30 June 2023 to be shortlisted and a market cap of £50m or above.

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