McQuaker among managers for new Foster Denovo funds

Katrina Lloyd
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Henderson's Bill McQuaker, Schroders' Andrew Yeadon and Sarasin's David Vickers have been selected to run funds for IFA Foster Denovo's new investment company, Sequel.

It has been launched as a joint venture with Allium Capital and will give Foster Denovo's clients access to top-end managers at institutional fee levels. The company will offer three funds- Sequel Cautious, Balanced and Adventurous-which will be managed by Vickers, Yeadon and McQuaker, respectively. Each fund will be managed within specific risk constraints determined by a joint risk committee which will include a number of Foster Denovo's partners, Sequel, Allium Capital and an independent 3rd party. If the committee deems the risk level to have stepped outside the specified param...

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