ISIS Asset Management's outgoing chief investment officer Robert Talbut is taking on the same role at Royal London Asset Management, where he once held the position of unit trust fund manager.
He will officially take on the position on 1 November, with no major changes expected to RLAM’s current set-up. Heads of RLAM’s equities, property and fixed income teams respectively Jane Coffey, Julia Martin and Jonthan Platt will continue in their roles. Chief executive Andrew Carter will step back from the CIO part of his current joint CEO-CIO role to focus on “wider issues and expansion”. The announcement confirming Talbut’s move has been expected since personnel changes in the wake of the merger between ISIS and F&C to create F&C Asset Management. Talbut previously held th...
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