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Majedie fires starting gun on contest to recruit female stock pickers

Initiative is one of several by the asset management profession in recent years to improve the diversity of its workforce

L-R: Eleanor Spencer-Evans and Smruti Hiremath, students at the University of Exeter, will make up one of the teams in Majedie's stock-picking competition
L-R: Eleanor Spencer-Evans and Smruti Hiremath, students at the University of Exeter, will make up one of the teams in Majedie's stock-picking competition

Majedie Asset Management, a UK boutique managing £11bn, has named four all-female teams of UK university students to take part in a stock-picking competition it has devised, as part of an effort to encourage more women into the investment profession.

Majedie, which announced the competition in October, has now picked teams from Bath Spa University, the University of Cambridge, the University of Exeter and the London School of Economics, it said on 23 January.

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