JPMAM's £1bn Macro Opps manager Sheikh to join Jupiter

Spent 20 years at JPMAM

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Talib Sheikh, former co-manager of the £956m JPM Global Macro Opportunities fund, is joining Jupiter Asset Management to build out its multi-asset presence.

Sheikh will join as head of strategy, multi-asset in June, and  reporting directly to CIO Stephen Pearson, after spending two decades at JPMAM.  The group said he will lead Jupiter's strategic plans to build on its multi-asset business by offering investment strategies relevant to retail, wealth and institutional clients on a global level. He will be working closely with the existing multi-asset team including fund managers Lee Manzi and Rhys Petheram.  CIO Pearson commented on the hire: "We are delighted to have attracted someone of Talib's calibre and look forward to his arrival ...

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