Liontrust multi-asset duo join Marlborough in new senior investment roles

Sheldon MacDonald and Nathan Sweeney

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Marlborough has hired Liontrust multi-asset duo Sheldon MacDonald and Nathan Sweeney in newly-created roles, as it targets increased flows into its multi-asset funds.

MacDonald has joined Marlborough as chief investment officer of multi-asset and Nathan Sweeney as deputy CIO of multi-asset, taking the multi-asset team to seven. Both MacDonald and Sweeney spent more than 10 years at Architas, before moving over to Liontrust in November 2020 when it bought Architas's UK multi-asset business. At Architas, MacDonald was deputy CIO and prior to that, a senior investment manager, becoming deputy head of multi-asset at Liontrust. Marlborough hires Alastair Caw from Columbia Threadneedle as it eyes growth Sweeney was a senior investment manager at Ar...

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