Witan hands £80m mandate to Veritas

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Witan has handed Veritas an £80m global equity mandate after reallocating funds from the US and Japan.

Henderson had previously run the North American enhanced index portfolio, while the Japanese assets were managed by Brandes Investment Partners. Witan says the change marks a further stage in its evolution to a multi-manager structure with a more active and high conviction approach. The Veritas portfolio, based upon its Global Focus Strategy is a concentrated, is managed by Andy Headley and Charles Richardson. Initial regional exposure of mandate is North America 30%, Europe 20%, UK 18%, Asia (ex-Japan) and emerging markets 18%, with the balance in cash. Its objective is to outperf...

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