Jupiter takes 'first step' into US with NZS Capital minority stake

NZS co-founders formerly of Janus Henderson

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Jupiter Asset Management will take a minority stake in US-based investment company NZS Capital and enter into a strategic partnership with the company in the first quarter of 2020.

The partnership will see Jupiter become the exclusive distributor of NZS's global growth unconstrained-style investment portfolios and includes launching Jupiter-branded mutual funds based on these strategies in the future, the company said in a statement. Brad Slingerlend and Brinton Johns co-founded NZS Capital, having worked together at Janus Capital for 14 years. Wagstaff and Formica: Jupiter move was about getting back to something much more focused Slingerlend was the portfolio manager of the Janus Henderson Global Technology fund from May 2011 to November 2018, while Johns w...

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