Chief executive in waiting believes revamped ownership structure will tempt further high-profile managers to group post-management buyout
Jupiter's group chief executive in waiting Edward Bonham Carter is keen to dispel images of newly-rich fund managers deserting the group as a result of the management buyout. In fact, he highlights the share scheme as integral to the new structure, increasing staff alignment and allowing the group to attract further high-profile individuals. Bonham Carter claimed once again that corporate responsibilities will not impinge on his fund management and said the same stands for board members Tony Nutt, Philip Gibbs and John Chatfeild-Roberts. Due to complete in July, the £740m MBO is in conju...
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