Jupiter hires Latam analyst in fixed income push
Investors have been increasingly weary of emerging market debt this year amid a stronger dollar and rising rates
People Moves
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Brown Shipley poaches from Santander as CIO exits
Recently-appointed CEO Alan Mathewson also joined from the Spanish bank
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Fundsmith promotes three stalwarts as partners
Terry Smith has stated he remains “firmly in place” at the helm of Fundsmith as the boutique asset manager promotes three stalwarts of the business as partners.
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Janus Henderson drops Formica with $12m golden handshake
Janus Henderson has announced Andrew Formica will receive $12m severance pay as the group decides to ditch the co-chief executive leadership structure a year after the UK and US asset managers merged.
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Gam suspends absolute return bond boss
Gam has suspended one of its investment directors after an internal investigation relating to risk management procedures, it announced today.
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Frikkee resurfaces at Waverton to revive ailing UK fund
Former Smith & Williamson equities fund manager Tineke Frikkee has resurfaced at Waverton Investment Management to revive its struggling UK Equity fund.
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Anne Richards leaves M&G for Fidelity
Anne Richards has resigned as chief executive of M&G Investments ahead of the asset manager’s demerger from Prudential to become chief executive of Fidelity International.
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Franklin Templeton rebuilds Temit with Martin Currie hire
Franklin Templeton Investments has hired Martin Currie’s Andrew Ness as a portfolio manager on the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (Temit).
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WH Ireland loses major shareholder after CEO exit
One of WH Ireland’s largest shareholders has disposed of its stake in the business, the same week the chief executive departed the business.
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Martin Currie brings manager of defunct fund back into the fold
Martin Currie has brought former global equity manager Paul Sloane back into the fold as its hiring spree continues.
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WH Ireland wealth head quits over strategy direction
WH Ireland’s head of wealth management has left the firm over a difference of opinion regarding the strategic direction of the private wealth management division.
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City veteran to leave Columbia Threadneedle after 32 years
One of the City’s longest-serving female fund managers is retiring after a career of more than 35 years.
