podger brought in to save bolton legacy
Threadneedle’s Jeremy Podger is to take over Fidelity’s Global Special Situations Fund following a dismal five-year tenure with Jorma Korhonen at the helm. Can he improve the fund’s performance?
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shaw steps up to comanage kames uk equity fund
Peter Shaw is to become co-manager of the Kames Capital UK Equity Fund alongside Stephen Adams.
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tomlins leads on mandg european bond fund
James Tomlins has taken over as lead manager of the M&G European High Yield Bond Fund.
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nick roe-ely returns to private client space
Nick Roe-Ely has returned to private client fund management, in the position of investment director at Rathbones’ Liverpool office.
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ex-lvam sales manager hired by axa im
Axa IM has announced the appointment of Benjamin Rumary as investment sales manager for the Channel Islands, Ireland and South West.
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toby thompson makes comeback with brooks macdonald
Former New Star equity income manager Toby Thompson has returned to the fund management industry after two-and-a-half years to join Brooks Macdonald Asset Management.
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butler joins list of departures from martin currie
Chris Butler is the latest fund manager to leave Martin Currie, retiring after 22 years service.
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former close md joins aberdeen multi-asset team
Mark Parry, former managing director at Close Asset Management, has been appointed senior investment manager on Aberdeen’s multi-asset team.
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nigel legge back with no win no fee fund house
Former Liontrust CEO Nigel Legge is back at the head of Vinculum, a fund management firm that will charge no management fee unless its funds outperform their benchmark.
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newton drops us portfolio as laing leaves
Simon Laing is to depart Newton Investment Management to join Invesco Perpetual as head of US equity fund management.
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hermes chief rupert clarke steps down
Hermes Fund Managers’ chief executive Rupert Clarke has stepped down from the company after four years.
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arbuthnots proctor leaves for pastures new
Arbuthnot Banking Group is to lose CEO of its private banking division Dean Proctor, in what his employer sees as a sure sign of brain drain from the UK.