jupiters rhys petheram in ascendency
Rhys Petheram has been appointed lead manager of Jupiter’s Corporate Bond Fund adding further shine to his promotion in March to co-manage the firm's Distribution Fund with Alastair Gunn.
Rhys Petheram has been appointed lead manager of Jupiter’s Corporate Bond Fund adding further shine to his promotion in March to co-manage the firm's Distribution Fund with Alastair Gunn.
Lacklustre performance from Philip Gibbs’ Jupiter Absolute Return Fund since the start of the year has seen it return only 2%, but Killik & Co have issued an updated buy note because Gibbs “continues to display negative correlation with equities”.
Miles Geldard is to take on the management of a combined fixed interest amd multi-asset team at Jupiter.
Jupiter Private Clients’ David Blake explains why he prefers the tried and tested alpha-generating fund managers when it comes to actively managing his investors’ portfolios.
Jupiter is to make the first addition to its £7bn Merlin multi-manager range in a decade, with the launch of a cautious product to complement the four onshore portfolios already run by John Chatfeild-Roberts and his team.
Jupiter Asset Management has launched the Jupiter Dynamic Bond Fund for manager, Ariel Bezalel.
Jupiter has launched an onshore Strategic Reserve Fund for Miles Geldard and Lee Manzi, the multi-asset specialists that joined from RWC Partners approximately two years ago.
Philip Gibbs’ Jupiter Absolute Return Fund has been endorsed by Mick Gilligan, head of research at Killik & Co, who says his preservation of investors’ capital has been pleasing.
Jupiter has promoted Rhys Petheram and Alastair Gunn to lead managers of the £252m Jupiter Distribution Fund, which they have worked on since July 2010.
Jupiter Asset Management is to launch an offshore mirror of its high performing Strategic Bond Fund for manager Ariel Bezalel.
Gregory Herbert has replaced Cédric de Fonclare as manager of the European portfolio on Jupiter’s Global Managed Fund.
The big question I like to pose to any fund manager or asset allocator I meet is: are we past the worst? If 2011 really was the economic trough, then things could begin to look rosier for banks especially.