Rathbones AM expands multi-asset team with equity analyst hire from RBC Capital Markets

Emma Letheren joins

Linus Uhlig
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Rathbones Asset Management has expanded its multi-asset team with the hire of equity research analyst Emma Letheren.

Letheren, who has joined from RBC Capital Markets, follows Sally Hoang through the door, having joined as a fixed income analyst earlier this year.  Rathbones elevates five to investment manager in raft of promotions across the business Having spent six years at RBC in equity research with a focus on European consumer staples, the London-based analyst will report to Rathbone multi-asset portfolios fund manager Will McIntosh-Whyte and head of multi-asset investing David Coombs.  Coombs said: "We are very pleased to welcome Letheren to the multi-asset team where her expertise in cons...

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