Martin Currie's global resources manager Chris Butler is set to leave the firm on 31 December.
Butler (pictured) will hand his $118m Global Resources, $46m Global Resources Absolute Return Alpha and $160m Global Resources Absolute Return funds to existing co-managers Ruairidh Stewart and Duncan Goodwin on 1 December. The Global Resources fund is a Luxembourg-domiciled SICAV, Global Resources Absolute Alpha is a UCITS compliant equity long/short fund, while Global Resoures Absolute Return is an unregulated product domiciled in Bermuda. After 22 years with Martin Currie, Butler is retiring from the investment management industry to focus on other interests. Stewart, who joined...
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