Awards

Day 1: AsianInvestor 2009 Investment Performance Awards

By The Editors | 27 April 2009
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Today we name the winners in managing fixed income.

AsianInvestor magazine is pleased to announce the winners of its 2009 Investment Performance Awards for institutional funds management. Today we name the best in fixed income. Tomorrow we will cover equity and balanced strategies. Wednesday we announce the best onshore fund houses, and Thursday we name the winners in alternative investments.

The awards will be given out at our annual black-tie dinner, this year to be held at the Conrad Hotel in Hong Kong on Thursday, May 21. For enquiries and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Rebekka Kristin on +852 2122 5203, or ...

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