CCLA’s intermediary distribution team to leave following Jupiter merger

Team set to leave at the end of February

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The intermediary distribution team at CCLA Investment Management will leave the firm following the recent merger with Jupiter Asset Management, Portfolio Adviser understands.

Senior sales manager Samuel Lynes and sales manager Alexandra Dacres-Hogg will leave at the end of February.

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The duo were recruited to CCLA in June 2022 to work alongside Jasper Berens, the current head of client relationships and distribution.

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In a recent LinkedIn post, Lynes said: “The acquisition of CCLA Investment Management by Jupiter Asset Management is, in my opinion, undoubtedly a good deal for both parties.

“Unfortunately, a consequence of this is that I will be leaving the business.”

Jupiter Asset Management was approached for comment.