Quilter CEO Feeney predicts 'higher trend' outflows amid fund manager resignations

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Tom Eckett
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Quilter has seen 12 investment managers resign since listing on the London Stock Exchange in June, which could lead to "higher than trend" outflows in 12 to 18 months' time, chief executive Paul Feeney has warned.

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