Gareth Campbell appointed co-manager of HL Select Global Growth fund

Former global equities analyst

Lauren Mason
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Hargreaves Lansdown has appointed global equity analyst Gareth Campbell as co-manager of its £534m HL Select Global Growth fund, to work alongside current manager Steve Clayton.

Campbell, who joined the HL Select team in 2018, previously spent seven years covering US equities as a portfolio manager at UK pension fund USS. Alongside US stocks, he has specialist skills in the healthcare sector and focuses on finding companies with high-quality cash conversion, according to the firm. Clayton, who has managed the portfolio since its launch in May 2019, said: "Gareth has played a pivotal role in the fund's success so far and we are delighted with this appointment. "Gareth's talent for stock-picking augurs well for the fund's future, backed up by his thoughtful ...

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