Advisers review income holdings after 'shock' exit of Schroders duo

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Advisers and multi-managers are reviewing their holdings in the top-performing Schroder Income and Income Maximiser funds following the surprise resignations of Nick Purves and Ian Lance this week.

Purves and Lance, the managers of the popular products, left Schroders with immediate effect on Monday to take up a role at boutique RWC Partners. The £1.52bn Schroder Income and £611m Income Maximiser funds, which are in a number of multi-manager portfolios and adviser recommendation lists, have been taken over by Nick Kirrage and Kevin Murphy. Kirrage and Murphy, who run the £271m Schroder Recovery fund, will also work alongside Thomas See on the Income Maximiser product. Adviser reaction to the duo's departure was mixed, with many such as Whitechurch Securities initiating an imm...

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