Schroders vice chairman Asquith quits

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Schroders vice chairman and former chief financial officer Jonathan Asquith has quit the firm.

Asquith joined the company in January 2002, following stints at Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and Barclays Private Bank. After five years as chief financial officer, Asquith became vice chairman in April 2007 – responsible for fixed income, emerging market debt, property, private equity, investment capital, corporate development and investor relations. Schroders says Alan Brown will take over responsibility for fixed income, with emerging market debt and commodities reporting to chief executive Michael Dobson. The property and corporate development remit has been assigned to members of the ma...

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