Downing establishes advisory committee to aid Fox multi-asset range

Committee to be chaired by Lyndon Gill

Patrick Brusnahan
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Downing has set up an advisory committee to enhance governance and bolster the investment framework of the Downing Fox multi-asset range.

The MGTS Downing Fox funds range comprises four funds of funds established by multi-asset manager Simon Evan-Cook when he joined the firm in 2022. Capital growth over the medium- to long-term is the goal for each of the funds. Chaired by Lyndon Gill, the committee was set up to provide input and guidance, as well as constructively challenge the Fox investment team. Downing said this added oversight displays "best practice in multi-asset investing, supporting disciplined decision-making, portfolio construction and risk management across different market conditions". Gill spent 20 years...

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