Comment & Analysis
Is the dream over for the UK’s value managers?
Twenty years before Neil Woodford’s spectacular fall from grace, the demise of another famed UK value investor dominated the headlines. Tony Dye, the fund manager dubbed Dr Doom for his views on the overvaluation of equities during the late 1990s tech bubble, was unceremoniously ousted in early 2000 after investors…
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