Why vice fund investing in cigarettes, booze and sin is sticking to its guns
After trailing his benchmark for a second year, this asset manager is sticking to his guns. And cigarettes, and beer. Even casinos, despite a crackdown on corruption in China that sent Macau houses into a tailspin. Gerry Sullivan, who runs $US238 million $321 million in what was formerly known as…
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