Woodford makes six new hires
Woodford Investment Management has made six hires across its investment and operations teams.
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LGIM makes two senior hires
Legal & General Investment Management has made two senior appointments.
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Sarasin hires CCLA duo to bolster investment team
Sarasin & Partners has hired Simon Steele and Neil Mitchell from charity fund manager CCLA.
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SYZ installs Barings’ Kos as multi-asset co-head
SYZ Asset Management has boosted its multi-asset capability with the recruitment of Barings’ Hartwig Kos as co-head of multi-asset.
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JPMAM brings in EMD duo
JP Morgan Asset Management has topped up its emerging market debt offering with a senior double hire.
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Kames brings in Asian equities manager
Kames Capital has bolstered its Asian equity offering with recruitment of an investment manager.
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Jupiter’s Pearson replaces Chatfeild-Roberts as CIO
Jupiter Asset Management’s Stephen Pearson has succeeded John Chatfeild-Roberts as chief investment officer.
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Barclays poaches Coutts’ Hassel for CIO role
Barclays has appointed Arne Hassel to the newly created role of chief investment officer for the Global Investments and Solutions team within its wealth and investment management business.
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Tilney Bestinvest announces quadruple financial planner hiring
Tilney Bestinvest has added another chapter to its ongoing UK push with a quadruple round of financial planner hires.
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RLAM reacts to outflows surge with institutional appointment
Royal London Asset Management has recruited a head of institutional following the 152% outflows surge revealed a week ago.
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Cazenove bolsters DFM team with two regional hires
Cazenove Capital’s discretionary fund manager team has hired Paul Atkinson and Oliver Beckett to bolster its presence in the North and South West of England.
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Mirabaud moves to strengthen European equity team
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