Henderson promotes fixed income duo

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Henderson Global Investors has promoted two members of its retail fixed income team to manage bond funds alongside John Pattullo and Jenna Barnard.

Nicholas Ware has been named co-manager of the Henderson Fixed Interest Monthly Income Fund, having previously served as deputy manager.

Meanwhile Rebecca Morris-Charles has been appointed deputy manager of the group's Preference and Bond Fund.

Henderson head of retail fixed income Pattullo (pictured) said both managers have contributed to key investment decisions and deserve their promotions. “It is important to nurture up-and-coming talent.

“Given Nicholas and Rebecca’s extensive knowledge of credit, these are well-deserved and logical promotions.”

Ware joined the retail fixed income team in September 2012, and will support lead managers Pattullo and Barnard by focusing on industrial high yield stock selection.

Morris-Charles joined Henderson in 2008 through the graduate scheme. She will be responsible for general portfolio duties and industrial high yield stock selection.

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