Manager exodus and fund closures as Jupiter AM conducts review
James Clunie, Alastair Gunn and Michael Buhl-Nielsen to depart
Manager of the Jupiter Absolute Return fund, James Clunie.
Fund managers James Clunie, Alastair Gunn and Michael Buhl-Nielsen are all set to leave Jupiter Asset Management following a manager and fund review.
A "period of sustained underperformance" and "significant outflows" led the firm to conduct a review of the Jupiter Absolute Return fund, which resulted in the decision to appoint the Jupiter multi-asset...
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