Liontrust's Jan Luthman, co-manager on the group's macro thematic funds, is to retire after 30 years in investments, handing the £600m range to co-managers Stephen Bailey and Jamie Clark.
Luthman (pictured) has worked in investment for nearly three decades, including 14 years of managing money. Alongside Bailey, he has run the £553.9m Liontrust Macro Equity Income and £53.9m Macro UK Growth funds since launch in 2003 and 2002, respectively. Clark joined the team in 2003, under the funds' previous parent group Walker Crips Asset Managers. The company was acquired by Liontrust in 2012. Liontrust duo: Buying into miners on price weakness is 'absolutely daft' The group said there will be no change to the macro thematic investment process as a result of Luthman's reti...
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