Cartesian to close after 11 years and merge funds into Sanditon range

Set up as joint venture with Ignis in 2005

Natalie Kenway
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Cartesian Capital is to close its doors after the boutique's pair of funds reached a "sub-scale" AUM, with Sanditon Asset Management merging the mandates into its own offerings.

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