These awards recognise the investment groups that delivered the best risk-adjusted returns for clients over the three years to June 2025.

Danny Knight, the Marlborough Group’s Commercial Director – Intermediaries, said:

“This is a significant accolade and a powerful endorsement of the work we’re doing to support advisers and their clients through our multi-asset solutions.

“It reflects not just our portfolio performance, but also the way we partner with firms to help them grow – offering meaningful support in a rapidly evolving investment landscape.”

In addition to winning the Best Medium Firm award, our Blended MPS Portfolio 3 was shortlisted for Best Cautious Portfolio and our Blended MPS Portfolio 5 was shortlisted for Best Balanced Portfolio.

The latest award is further industry recognition of the outstanding performance achieved for investors by our multi-asset investment solutions team and reinforces our growing reputation for excellence in the multi-asset arena.  

Nathan Sweeney, our Chief Investment Officer of Multi-Asset, and Raj Manon, Head of Investments – Multi-Asset, are both included in the Citywire Wealth Manager Top 100, which is their list of the UK’s foremost fund selectors.

In the International Investment Awards 2025, we have been shortlisted in no fewer than six categories including International DFM Fund/Product of the Year, Best International Fund Group and Company of the Year (Industry).

In June, we earned the title International Fund Management Group of the Year (small/boutique) in the International Adviser Global Financial Services Awards 2025.

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This article is provided for general information purposes only and should not be construed as personal financial advice to invest in any fund or product. Capital is at risk. The value and income from investments can go down as well as up and are not guaranteed. An investor may get back significantly less than they invest. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of current or future performance and should not be the sole factor considered when selecting funds.