Analyst appointed to Marlborough European Multi-Cap following deputy manager departure

Deputy manager Will Searle departs

James Baxter-Derrington
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Tom Livesey has been appointed as an equity analyst on the Marlborough European Multi-Cap fund, following the departure of deputy manager Will Searle.

Livesey joins the fund from Palm Harbour Capital, bringing with him nearly a decade's experience as UK and European analyst. He will support David Walton, manager of the £434m Europe ex-UK fund, who has been lead manager since 2013. Marlborough Group restructure sees Goodall take top role Deputy manager Searle has left the fund after six years with the team, initially joining as an analyst. He has taken on the role of fund manager with Dowgate Wealth. Walton said: "Tom is a high-calibre appointment with a lot of experience. The fund has the backing of a wider 16-strong Marlborou...

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