Ex-Winton CIO and Jupiter sales director team up to launch quant fund business

Combining quants with active management

Natalie Kenway
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A trio of former Winton employees, including ex-CIO Matthew Beddall, have joined forces with Neil Carter, former global financial institutions sales director at Jupiter, to launch fund business Havelock London that will combine active fund management with quant strategies.

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