three fund groups six managers who wins
So we have come full circle. The final piece of the jigsaw puzzle has been put in place, and the Buxton/Old Mutual Matthews/Schroders Watt/Jupiter equation has been solved.
Jupiter
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Jupiter inflows suffer RDR aftershocks
RDR implementation and the partial loss of a mandate resulted in a subdued opening quarter for Jupiter Asset Management, as the firm reported net inflows of £209m for Q1 2013.
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Jupiter creates new private client role
Jupiter Asset Management has poached Damian Cocking from Stenham Advisors for a newly-created role as head of private clients & charities business development.
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herbert to manage jupiter euro income
Gregory Herbert has been appointed manager of the Jupiter European Income Fund after proving himself on the European element of the firm's Global Managed Fund.
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Jupiters fund inflows surge
Inflows into Jupiter's mutual funds more than tripled in 2012, though segregated mandates and its private client arm both suffered outflows.
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African opportunities
There is an abundance of high-yield opportunities in Africa for those investors prepared to take a bit more of a risk, a research report from Jupiter Asset Management suggests.
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jupiter benefits from q4 inflow surge
The amount of money run by Jupiter Fund Management jumped by more than 5% after strong inflows during the fourth quarter.
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jupiter adds fixed interest and multi asset team
Jupiter has added two credit analysts to Miles Geldard’s fixed-interest and multi-asset team in reflection of significant growth in its assets under management.
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chatfeild roberts ups euro exposure
Jupiter’s John Chatfeild-Roberts believes European equities are set to benefit from policymakers’ commitment to keeping the single currency together.
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share centre adds six funds to platinum 120
The Share Centre has started off 2013 by adding six funds to its Platinum 120 list of favourite funds.
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Decision time for Nutt’s investors
Anthony Nutt has set out his succession plans after 17 years at Jupiter; the big question is will his replacements be able to deliver equally high standards?
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Jupiters Anthony Nutt sets out retirement plans
Jupiter's head of UK equities Anthony Nutt is to retire in 2014, passing on his £1.9bn Income Trust to Ben Whitmore on 1 January next year.