Meet the Investment Influencers: Architas's Nathan Sweeney

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The fund selection and fund research markets are a major part of the multi-trillion pound investment industry but who are the key players within it?

In the latest of our series of video interviews with the most respected individuals who select funds, decide ratings or otherwise influence the allocation of investor fund flows, we meet Nathan Sweeney, senior investment manager at Architas. In that role, Sweeney manages the £800m Architas Multi-Asset Active range while his analyst responsibilities include research into UK fixed income funds. He joined Architas in 2010 from Thornhill, where he worked as a private client fund manager, with responsibility for managing private client portfolios and fund selection. Sweeney, who has a BSc ...

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