fund to relaunch, replacing deep value approach with mid-cap growth bias under mariner
Close Finsbury has replaced the managers on its Enhanced Gilt and US portfolios, relaunching the latter at the end of the month with a more mid-cap bias. From 29 August, Mark Parry will run the £109m Close Finsbury Enhanced Gilt fund, after the group ended its contract with former manager Ian Williams of Charteris Treasury. Parry joins Reabourne Technology Investment Management, a subsidiary of Close Brothers, as head of fixed income and has an independent remit to run mandates. He joined the group from Schroders where he was head of inflation bonds. Parry was head of UK fixed income at ...
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