Axa Fram's Rock brings six multi-manager funds to Architas division

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Axa Framlington's head of multi-manager Caspar Rock is moving with his six funds to the parent group...

Axa Framlington's head of multi-manager Caspar Rock is moving with his six funds to the parent group's recently launched Architas division. He will work alongside former F&C multi-manager head Richard Philbin, who joined as CIO. Rock remains named manager of the range, which will rebrand to Architas MM Reserve, Cautious Income, Income, Balanced, Growth and Dynamic. The funds lost a slug of money earlier this year, when Bradford & Bingley moved a £400m multi-manager mandate to L&G. Architas is expected to launch several products in a guided architecture format this year. Chief exec...

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