Glen Finegan poaches former Janus Henderson colleagues for new boutique

Six-strong team joining Skerryvore AM

James Baxter-Derrington
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Following their exit from Janus Henderson earlier this year, former colleagues of Glen Finegan have joined his newly established firm, Skerryvore Asset Management.

Stephen Deane, Nicholas Cowley, Michael Cahoon and Ian Tabberer departed Janus Henderson in the wake of Finegan's exit and will be joining him as portfolio managers at Skerryvore Asset Management. They will also be joined by Ronan Kelleher as a portfolio manager, while Ben Lawson has been appointed head of dealing. Finegan established Skerryvore in October this year in partnership with BennBridge, an investment company which currently partners with 12 boutiques globally to deliver actively managed equity funds. The 'powerful factor' set to drive emerging market debt gains Deane ...

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