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What makes a successful asset manager?

By Janice Roberts at New Media
10 October 2016 • 1 min read

Peter Linley, executive director: Old Mutual Investors’ Fund

Peter Linley, executive director: Old Mutual Investors’ Fund

Being successful in today’s ultra-competitive asset management environment is not about being a star manager over the short term. These days, what separates the good from the average manager is the use of sound principles that focus on the investment process over the long term, rather than the outcome. This is according to Peter Linley, who is responsible for the management of South Africa’s longest running unit trust, Old Mutual Investors’ Fund, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this month. (more…)


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