The return of Neil Woodford

Don't call it a comeback! Surely the disgraced fund manager can't be looking to return quite so swiftly, asks Tom Ward

Words: Tom Ward

There was a time when Neil Woodford, 60, was regarded as Britain’s best fund manager. It might seem hard to believe now, but during his 25-year tenure at Invesco, Woodford rode out the pitfalls of both the 1990s dot-com bubble and 2008’s devastating financial crash, emerging relatively unscathed at times when the world of finance was being turned on its head.

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