Aviva Investors' Flockhart buys into SJP in UK Listed Equity Unconstrained fund

Turned over 40% of fund

Beth Brearley
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Aviva Investors' Henry Flockhart has turned over 40% of the UK Listed Equity Unconstrained fund since assuming control of the mandate in September 2018 and has bought into wealth management business  St. James's Place.

Flockhart joined Aviva Investors' Edinburgh office from Standard Life Aberdeen in July along with seven other equity managers from the firm, taking over the £214.7m UK Listed Equity Unconstrained fund from Chris Murphy on 1 September.  The fund was subsequently renamed in January, having previously been called the Aviva Investors UK Equity fund, as part of the firm's move to ensure the UK equity OEIC range is "clearly targeted and differentiated". The investment strategy and risk profile of the fund remained unchanged, with the objective to provide a combination of capital growth and ...

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