Snowden and team to join Artemis
Leaving Kames after seven years
Kames Capital's co-head of fixed income Stephen Snowden and head of high yield David Ennett are set to join Artemis next year, Investment Week understands.
The news comes after it was announced Snowden and three other members of its fixed income team had left including head of high yield David Ennett and fund managers Stephen Baines and Juan Valenzuela. ...
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