OBSR Awards: Jupiter's de Fonclare scoops Rising Talent accolade

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OBSR has handed its Rising Talent award to Jupiter's Cédric de Fonclare, manager of the European Special Situations fund.

The Rising Talent award, presented at a ceremony last night, is given to a manager who has established a position in the market and has the potential to achieve strong and consistent long-term returns. OBSR research director Richard Romer-Lee says de Fonclare has delivered a strong performance in difficult markets. "Cédric de Fonclare started running money in 2003 and followed in some pretty big footsteps at Jupiter," he says. "He has already established himself as not only a great stockpicker, but also as someone who has made sense of the macro picture. "Cédric has performed we...

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