USF £600m fund was run by 27 year old, court told

By 2001-11-06T04:59:00

UK – Alistair Lennard, one of the fund managers at the centre of the Merrill Lynch/Unilever high court case, was just 27 years old with three years experience as a fund manager and a “hunger for success”, when he took on responsibility for around £600m in UK equities for the ...

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