Josh Crabb and team to exit OMGI
Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI) is to hand the management of its two Asian equity funds to the firm’s global equities desk headed by Ian Heslop and part ways with fund manager Josh Crabb and his investment team.
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Harwood joint CEO steps down
Harwood Wealth Management Group has announced its joint chief executive officer Neil Dunkley will be stepping down amid a board reshuffle.
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SLI senior duo retire amid equity manager overhaul
Two senior managers from Standard Life Investments’ UK and global teams have retired, amid an overhaul to its equities division, which has seen four other managers depart.
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AIC adds alternatives experience to board
The Association of Investment Companies (AIC) has appointed alternatives expert Susie Farnon to its board of directors.
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Aviva hires SLI man for real estate team
Aviva Investors has poached Standard Life Investments’ head of continental European real estate to head up its UK real estate division.
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Deutsche Bank ousts British boss; hails ‘new era’
Deutsche Bank has replaced British boss John Cryan with Christian Sewing, who it said will usher in a “new era” for the battered bank.
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Charles Stanley poaches Tilney trio
Charles Stanley has nabbed three people from Tilney in a bid to boost its presence in Scotland.
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AJ Bell adds veteran lawyer to board ahead of IPO
AJ Bell has appointed a seasoned lawyer to its board ahead of its planned listing on the London Stock Exchange.
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Schroders shakes up underperforming European fund
Schroders is replacing the fund manager on its fourth-quartile £438m European Opportunities fund and amending its investment approach.
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Baillie Gifford rebrands bond fund as manager exits
Baillie Gifford will rebrand its top-quartile Corporate Bond fund as the Strategic Bond fund after the retirement Stephen Rodgers, who departs this month.
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Janus Henderson boosts European equities team
Janus Henderson Investors has appointed an industrials and consumer sector specialist from the UK’s largest pension fund to its European equities team in London.
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Man Group appoints Wall Street titan
Man Group has appointed Zoe Cruz as non-executive director, once-renowned as Fortune’s highest paid female and ranked among Forbes’ most powerful women in 2005, 2006 and 2007.
