Jupiter's Petheram exits Corporate Bond fund to focus on multi-asset

Two co-managers appointed

Laura Dew
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Jupiter's Rhys Petheram is moving off the firm's Corporate Bond fund to take a dedicated multi-asset role alongside Talib Sheikh, who is set to join Jupiter in June.

Petheram has run the £143m fund since 2012, having joined the firm in 2006.  He is now moving to a dedicated multi-asset role alongside Talib Sheikh who joins the firm as head of strategy, multi-asset, in June from JP Morgan Asset Management.   Petheram will remain co-manager on the Jupiter Distribution and Global Ecology Diversified funds and will assume responsibilities in the institutional absolute return area. The Corporate Bond fund will be run by Harry Richards and Adam Darling as co-managers.  Jupiter multi-asset strategy head Geldard steps back from management Richard...

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