Spears Indices
1. Introduction to the 2010 Index
2. Martin Baines, Citigroup Quilter
3. Jamie Berry, Berry Asset Management
4. Jamie Black, Sarasin Chiswell
5. George Bogucki, Butterfield Private Bank
6. Chris Boon, Close Private Asset Management
7. Robert Candler, HSBC Investments
9. Sandy Dudgeon, Thornhill Investment Management
10. James Edgedale, JM Finn & Co
11. Mark Evans, Royal Bank of Canada
12. Peter Field, Duncan Lawrie
13. Daniel Freedman, London & Capital
14. Anne Gilbert, Principal Investment Management
15. Jonathan Gumpel, Brooks Macdonald Group PLC
16. Peter Hargreaves, Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management
18. Alexander Hoare, C. Hoare & Co.
19. Nicola Horlick, Bramdean Asset Management
20. John Howard-Smith, Psigma Investment Management
21. Michael Kerr-Dineen, Cheviot Asset Management
22. Mark Kibblewhite, Barclays Wealth
24. Moshe Langerman, Bank Leumi
25. Christopher Legge & Harry Burnham, Brewin Dolphin Securities Ltd
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