Andrew Formica appointed adviser to family office
Received $12m severance pay on leaving Janus Henderson
Janus Henderson
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Janus Henderson European team loses another big hitter
Tim Stevenson retirement follows departure of Richard Pease in 2015
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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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Janus Henderson continues European equities hiring spree
Janus Henderson has added two investment analysts to its European equities division following a number of senior departures.
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The six heavy hitters ousted from FE Invest’s preferred funds
Portfolio Adviser examines the six funds that were scrapped from FE Invest’s list of preferred funds, following its latest bi-annual rebalance.
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Richard Pease speaks out on Henderson court case
Top fund manager Richard Pease has spoken out about his recent legal battle with Henderson, saying it was sad to take it to court but entirely necessary to resolve the bitter dispute.
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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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Global dividends hit record $1.3trn
Global dividends reached a record high in 2017, boosted by a strengthening world economy and rising corporate confidence, according to Janus Henderson.
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Janus Henderson suffers $10.2bn outflows in 2017
Janus Henderson has reported net outflows of $10.2bn during 2017, its first year as a fully-merged entity.
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Can FAANGs keep momentum despite mixed results?
Last week’s highly anticipated release of the FAANG quarterly updates (minus the N) surprisingly ended up being somewhat of a mixed bag, but what can we read from the setbacks and successes of some of the world’s biggest tech giants?
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Incoming Janus Henderson duo to head Schroders UK Alpha fund
Schroders has handed incoming ex-Janus Henderson managers, Nick Kissack and Bill Casey, the reins of the Schroder UK Alpha Plus fund.
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Janus Henderson’s global equities head steps down
Janus Henderson Investors has announced that the firm’s current global head of equities, Graham Kitchen, is leaving the industry to pursue other interests in the charitable sector.