Sarasin & Partners deputy head of MPS departs

Henrietta Walker

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Sarasin & Partners’ deputy head of Model Portfolio Service has left the business, which is actively recruiting to replace her in the team.

Henrietta Walker departed on 6 July after four years at the firm, where she was also an investment specialist for its Target Return strategy. Walker joined the firm in 2019 from M&G, where she was investment director for global equities for seven years and responsible for M&G's Global Themes fund.  Sarasin & Partners head of investment strategy to retire Prior to that, she was executive director at JP Morgan for five years, where she headed the firm's EMEA, Asia and Latin America manager selection team. She also previously worked as a senior analyst at Morningstar for two years. ...

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