New Star's Pease joins Henderson

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New Star European Growth manager Richard Pease is to join Henderson Global Investors.

Pease will move along with the group's European team, which includes Nick Sheridan, manager of New Star European Value, Simon Rowe, co-manager of the New Star Global Investment Funds European Growth and analyst James Milne. "I am pleased to confirm I will be joining Henderson along with my European colleagues - subject to the completion of the deal - in early April," Pease says. "In business, confidence is very important and I am therefore delighted the deal with Henderson now provides a stable environment from which managers can operate. "I would like to thank our investors and their a...

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