Jupiter has opened up its Neptune fund of funds to the wider retail market. The fund, which has been run with a predominant fettered bias, was created as a housing vehicle for employees' money following a legal battle over the New Star Investment Trust. The fund will continue to be run by Jupiter's Independent funds team, led by John Chatfeild-Roberts, but as part of the move, Jupiter is changing the remit of the fund. Where previously half its assets were invested in Jupiter's in-house portfolios, the fund will now be completely unfettered. The £41m fund will change its name to Jupiter Me...
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