Kames CEO begins hunt for fixed income managers

Recruitment process follows four-manager exodus last month

Natalie Kenway
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Kames Capital's CEO Martin Davis has told Investment Week the group has already begun conversations with fixed income managers with the view to replacing some of the resources lost following the exit of bond managers Stephen Snowden, David Ennett, Stephen Baines and Juan Valenzuela.

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