OMGI names Cazier as head of revamped solutions team
Old Mutual Global Investors has named Stewart Cazier as head of its revamped Investment Solutions team.
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Amp adds infrastructure equity investment principal
AMP Capital has expanded its infrastructure equity capability with the hiring of an investment principal
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Fidelity poaches RLAM fixed income manager
Fidelity Worldwide Investment has topped up its fixed income offering with the poaching of Sajiv Vaid from Royal London Asset Management
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Artemis co founder tyndall steps down
Artemis Investment Management co-founder Mark Tyndall is to step down from his role as senior partner, the firm has announced.
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Liontrust poach F&C global team to gain “key diversification”
Liontrust has hired a global equity team from BMO Global Asset Management in an effort to help meet growing demand for alternative investments.
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Liontrust poach f&c global team to gain “key diversification”
Liontrust has hired a global equity team from BMO Global Asset Management in an effort to help meet growing demand for alternative investments.
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Skagen bolsters global offering
Skagen has bolstered its international equity offering with the addition of a portfolio manager to its Global team
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Cowley to depart as omgi shakes up fixed income offering
Stewart Cowley will leave Old Mutual Global Investors at the end of June 2015; as the group shifts its fixed income capability to the team-based approach.
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Amp bolsters uk and europe operations
AMP Capital has continued its ongoing expansion drive with the recruitment of a head of UK and European distribution.
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Investec adds credit specialists to multi asset team
Investec Asset Management has boosted its global multi-asset credit offering with addition of two portfolio managers.
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Old Mutual boss to step down
Old Mutual’s Julian Roberts has stepped down from his role after seven years and will be succeeded by Bruce Hemphill.
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Expect exodus from large wealth managers to continue – ifp
Financial services professionals will continue to leave wealth management heavyweights in favour of the relative freedom of smaller firms, according to IFP chief executive Steve Gazzard.