New OMAM team for Euro fund

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OLD Mutual Asset Managers (OMAM) has hired a new European investment team to run the company's forthcoming European Equity long/short fund.

Graeme Gilchrist, a founding partner and portfolio manager at European equity long/short manager Cambrian Capital Management and also a former pan-European equity portfolio manager at Merrill Lynch, heads the team working alongside Graham Forster and Dorothee Deck. Forster joins from Deutsche Asset Management where he was a fund manager and a founding member of the Absolute Return Strategies group. He focused on portfolio construction and risk management for the Quantal and Equilibria equity long/short fund ranges. Deck was a European equity analyst at US multi-strategy hedge fund Carlso...

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