Awards 2011
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Personality Awards
- European Personality of the year: HENDRIK DU TOIT, Investec Asset Management
- European CIO of the year: ROBIN GEFFEN, Neptune Investment Management
- European Asset Servicing Personality of the year: BOB KNEIP, Kneip
- TODD RUPPERT, T Rowe Price International - In recognition to his 10 very successful years as part of the European Funds indistry.
- ROBERT PARKER, Credit Suisse - In recognition to his major contribution to the fund industry.
- European Asset Management Company of the year (assets over €20bn): INVESTEC ASSET MANAGEMENT
- European Asset Management Company of the year (assets under €20bn): EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD ASSET MANAGEMENT
- European Specialist Investment Company of the year: INSIGHT INVESTMENT
- European ETF Provider of the year: iSHARES (BLACKROCK)
• Special commendation - Amundi Investment·Solutions - European Fund Launch of the year: ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS (for Allianz RCM Renminbi Fixed Income)
- European Custodian of the year: CITI
- European Administrator of the year: NORTHERN TRUST
- European Hedge Fund Administrator of the year: JP MORGAN WORLDWIDE SECURITIES SERVICES
- European Specialist Administrator of the year: IPES
- European Transfer Agent of the year: STATE STREET / IFDS
- European Front Office of the year: CHARLES RIVER DEVELOPMENT
- European Middle Office of the year:: BI-SAM
- European European Back Office of the year: ADVENT
- European European Technology & Trading Venue of the year: MARKETAXESS
- European Advisor of the year: MATHESON ORMSBY PRENTICE
- European Marketing Campaign of the year: BNP PARIBAS INVESTMENT PARTNERS (for "If only it were true")
• Special commendation - Aberdeen Asset Management (for "The Discovery show")
- European Institutional Investor of the year: Universities Superannuation Scheme
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