Janus Henderson's Marc Pinto to retire

Will pass on co-manager Jeremiah Buckley

James Baxter-Derrington
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Janus Henderson has announced that Marc Pinto is to retire from the firm and the mutual funds industry, following 26 years with the firm and 37 within asset management.

Pinto, who manages the Balanced and Growth & Income strategies for the firm, will work with co-manager Jeremiah Buckley through a transition period to 2 April 2021, at which time he will hand over primary portfolio management responsibilities for the strategies. Janus Henderson Investors to reduce fees on four funds Buckley joined Janus Henderson in 1998 and has partnered closely with Pinto over his tenure, including in a portfolio management role for the past six years. He joined as a research analyst covering consumer, industrials, financials, media, software and telecoms, before mo...

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