Money Management
Money Management congratulates the winners of our competition for subscribers to win a bottle of Penfolds Grange for the August 31 edition:
Mark Griffiths from Hobart, David Roy from WA and Steven Roach from NSW.
The question asked readers to name three fund managers who had recently launched or were considering launching ethical investment funds.
The correct answer could include any three of the following: BT Funds Management, AMP, Rothschild, WM Mercer, Westpac and Challenger.
Money Management thanks everyone who entered.
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