The news that Neil Woodford intends to relaunch his career as an investment manager following the effective collapse of Woodford Investment Management (WIM) has attracted considerable negative criticism in the mainstream financial media as well as more specialist publications.
This is understandable given that many investors in Mr Woodford’s funds have not only lost a substantial proportion of their capital, but have still to receive around £200 million or so that is o...
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