Winners of the AIC Media Awards 2020
The AIC announces the winners of its annual media awards.
The Association of Investment Companies (AIC) has announced the winners of the AIC Media Awards 2020. The awards recognise the journalists who have best educated private investors and financial advisers about investment companies and are voted for by AIC members, their managers, brokers and analysts.
The winners are:
Best National Journalist
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Best Trade Journalist
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Best Freelance Journalist
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Best Financial Consumer Journalist
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Best Scottish Journalist
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Best Online Journalist
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Best Broadcast Journalist
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Best VCT Journalist
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Best Use of Social Media
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Lifetime Achievement Award
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Ian Sayers, Chief Executive of the Association of Investment Companies (AIC), said: “The AIC Media Awards recognise the journalists who have best educated private investors and financial advisers about investment companies. The pandemic has created many challenges for investors and the winners have responded in a creative and thoughtful way. I would like to thank them for their hard work and commend them for the help they provide to their readers. I would particularly like to highlight the team at Money Observer for their excellent and thought-provoking coverage of investment companies over the years.”
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Notes
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