Aberdeen Asset Management

- Hedge Funds Review editorial
- 24 Nov 2010

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Aberdeen Asset Management was born in 1983 because of a management buyout of the investment management contract for a small investment trust. Over the years the company has expanded through a combination of acquisitions and organic growth while keeping asset management as its sole business.

Solid client communication is the key to growing and sustaining assets, says fund manager Russell Barlow. He believes this is especially true following the financial crisis. This event had a profound impact

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