John Duffield's firm Brompton Asset Management is to launch three multi-manager funds into the market, marking his first foray back into the retail space since the sale of New Star.
Duffield (pictured), who renamed his Hyde Park venture in 2009 to become private client business Brompton, has overseen the creation of the three funds for the firm. Brompton is offering the IFDS Brompton Global Income fund, as well as the Brompton Global Growth and Brompton Diversified funds. The Global Income fund, managed by CIO Gill Lakin, is an unconstrained income fund sitting in the IMA's Mixed Investment 20-60% Shares sector. It will invest in emerging market equities as well as UK equities, and across bond markets. Other assets in which Lakin and the team will invest inclu...
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