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Following Mark Barnett’s departure from Invesco last week Citywire editors Gavin Lumsden and Daniel Grote assess prospects for his successors and whether poorly performing ‘value’-style fund managers need a surge in inflation to displace the dominance of ‘growth’ investing.
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