SWIP's Clunie to join Jupiter

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UK equity manager James Clunie has left his role at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) to join Jupiter Asset Management.

Clunie (pictured) ran the SWIP UK Flexible Strategy fund since joining the group in April 2007, and also briefly ran the SWIP UK Opportunities fund on an interim basis last year. He will join Jupiter in July to help develop its total return and equity long-short offering. Jupiter said: "We are delighted to have attracted someone of his calibre as we seek to grow our share in these markets." Tony Foster, who has been investment director at SWIP for 13 years, will assume responsibility for the firm's UK Flexible Strategy fund, and Mark Phillips will continue as a back-up manager on t...

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