PP Investment Awards 2024: The winners

Awards recognise asset managers over a broad range of specialisms

Professional Pensions
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Here they are… the winners of the Professional Pensions Investment Awards 2024.

The winners of this year's awards - which celebrate industry excellence among asset managers who serve UK occupational pension schemes - were announced at a reception in London yesterday evening (20 November).

The awards, now in their 11th year, recognise asset managers over a broad range of specialisms - and shine the spotlight on those whose achievements may not always be recognised by the more general UK Pensions Awards.

The awards process is unique within the industry - with the shortlist being drawn up in association with Aon, one of the leading investment consultants in the market.

The shortlist was broadly based on performance over the 12 months to 30 June 2024 but also recognised the need for consistent performance - so entrants were only shortlisted if they demonstrated both excellent performance over the 12 months to 30 June 2024 AND strong performance over a three-year time period.

Shortlisted entrants were then asked to complete a questionnaire asking them what made them stand out from their peers in terms of innovation, client service, sustainability, diversity and inclusion.

The winners in each of the categories were then decided by a distinguished panel of industry judges.

Read more about the PP Investment Awards here.

To find out more about obtaining photos and award logos following the event, please contact [email protected].

The full list of winners for 2024 are as follows:

ARBS (Absolute Return Bond Strategy) Manager of the Year

Winner:

Insight Investment

 

Buy and Maintain Credit Manager of the Year

Winner:

Insight Investment

 

Emerging Market Equity Manager of the Year

Winner:

Lazard Asset Management

 

Equity Multi-Factor Solution Provider of the Year

Winner:

Amundi Asset Management

 

European Non-Core Property Manager of the Year

Winner:

Blackstone

 

Global Core Property Manager of the Year

Winner:

The Townsend Group

 

Global Equity Manager of the Year

Winner:

GQG Partners

 

Global Fixed Income Manager of the Year

Winner:

Goldman Sachs Asset Management

 

Hedge Fund Manager of the Year

Winner:

Blue Diamond Asset Management

 

ILS (Insurance Linked Securities) Manager of the Year

Winner:

Leadenhall Capital Partners

 

Liquid Securitised Manager of the Year

Winner:

Amundi Asset Management

 

Long Income Property Manager of the Year

Winner:

Legal & General Investment Management

 

Multi Asset/Sector Credit Manager of the Year

Winner:

M&G Investments

 

Pan-European Core Property Manager of the Year

Winner:

CBRE Investment Management

 

Quant Manager of the Year

Winner:

Man Group

 

Risk Parity Manager of the Year

Winner:

Man Group

 

Short-Dated Credit Manager of the Year

Winner:

Axa Investment Managers

 

Sustainable Active Equity Manager of the Year

Winner:

Federated Hermes

 

Sustainable Corporate Bond Manager of the Year

Winner:

Insight Investment

 

Sustainable Passive Equity Manager of the Year

Winner:

UBS Asset Management

 

UK & European Commercial Real Estate Debt Manager of the Year

Winner:

ICG

 

UK Core Property Manager of the Year

Winner:

AEW

 

UK Equity Manager of the Year

Joint Winners:

Artemis Investment Management

Ninety One

 

UK Fixed Income Manager of the Year

Winner:

Royal London Asset Management

 

UK LDI Manager of the Year

Winner:

Insight Investment

 

Defined Contribution Categories:

DC Investment Innovation of the Year

Winner:

Arcmont Asset Management

 

Target Date Fund Manager of the Year

Winner:

Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM)

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