Analysts pressure Gartmore for Rambourg details

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Stock analysts are putting the thumb screws on Gartmore for more details on the suspension of star manager Guillaume Rambourg, as they caution shareholders of damage to the firm's franchise and assets.

Gartmore said yesterday Rambourg was suspended "pending the outcome of an internal investigation in relation to breaches of internal procedures regarding directing trades". The asset manager's share price plummeted 31% on the news but started to rally by 8.2% today to 125.5p. Philip Middleton, research analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, suspended his recommendation on Gartmore overnight, and says he cannot form a view on the firm without further information on Rambourg's suspension. Middleton writes: "We would first need to know what Rambourg is being investigated for precis...

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