Neil Hermon to retire from Janus Henderson after 23 years
Indriatti Van Hien will succeed the ‘well-known and well-regarded UK small-cap manager’ in running the Henderson Smaller Companies trust
Indriatti Van Hien will succeed the ‘well-known and well-regarded UK small-cap manager’ in running the Henderson Smaller Companies trust
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It will be managed by Mark Baribeau and Rebecca Irwin, who run the $1bn Global Equity Opportunities fund together
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It seeks to benefit from the €800bn plan unveiled by the European Commission yesterday as the US withdraws military support
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The central bank followed the Federal Reserve in remaining cautious as Trump threatens global tariffs
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Baker will take a ‘more external, market facing’ role managing the firm’s strategic relationships
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He will be succeeded by Capstone president Jonathan Sorrell after 17 years at the firm
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Its shift of investment strategy, ‘disrupting’ tender offer and pressure from activist shareholders has led to ‘waning confidence’
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The central bank remained cautious as uncertain trade policy risks inflation ‘spiralling’
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George Latham, managing partner at WHEB, explains why cultural alignment was crucial
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New hire will co-manage emerging market debt fund after Steve Ellis departs
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It provides ease of access to asset classes previously off limits to most investors amid growing demand for private markets
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Transformation plans, including cost cuts and simplification of asset management business, boosts progress
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