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.
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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”.
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Miles Geldard is to take on the management of a combined fixed interest amd multi-asset team at Jupiter.
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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.
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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.
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Jupiter Asset Management has launched the Jupiter Dynamic Bond Fund for manager, Ariel Bezalel.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Jupiter Asset Management is to launch an offshore mirror of its high performing Strategic Bond Fund for manager Ariel Bezalel.
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Gregory Herbert has replaced Cédric de Fonclare as manager of the European portfolio on Jupiter’s Global Managed Fund.
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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.
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