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Liberty Capital Holdings Limited has been adjudged the Best Investment Management Company in Ghana for 2013 by the prestigious World Finance, a leading global financial magazine, produced by World News Media from its Headquarters in London. This is a remarkable achievement for Liberty Capital and Ghana’s investment industry as a whole.
This marks the second international award the company has received in less than two years as it continues to maintain its strong commitment to excellence and innovation in the Ghanaian financial industry. It also contributes immensely to improving the living standards of the ordinary Ghanaian.
Liberty Capital Ltd is the parent company for Liberty Asset Management and Liberty Securities Ltd. The subsidiaries are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Ghana Stock Exchange and the National Pensions Regulatory Authority.
The General Manager, Roger Adjovu, expressed profound gratitude to his outfit's cherished clients who have made it possible and above all to God who has sustained the operations of the company and brought them this far.
He added: “The awards are recognition of our achievements to date and we are extremely well positioned to deliver ‘enduring value’ to our investors over the long term. We are primed for steady growth in the years ahead and I look forward to reporting further progress in the months and years ahead.”
Other award recipients are JP Morgan in Luxembourg, Sal. Oppenheim in Germany, DWS Investments in Singapore, Janus Capital International in UK and Stanbic IBTC Asset Management in Nigeria.
In making these awards, World Finance looked to factors such as investment policy, evaluation of performance in asset management, transparency and risk assessment, returns and information to customers and educational activities. Among other criteria used, the award recipients also had to demonstrate leadership, consistency, service, and track record of achieving targets and business objectives.
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