Jupiter is preparing to add a cautious product to John Chatfeild-Roberts' £7bn Merlin range, Investment Week understands.
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Jupiter's Merlin multi-manager team has said yields on 10-year UK and US government debt could fall well below existing record lows if markets continue to price in a Japan-style economic outlook.
Jupiter's John Chatfeild-Roberts upped exposure to Japan in his £6bn Merlin multi-manager range in February with the addition of the GLG Japan CoreAlpha fund.
Jupiter's John Chatfeild-Roberts has introduced energy exposure into his £6bn Merlin multi-manager range to benefit from rising oil prices, driven by political turmoil in the Middle East.
Long-term gold investors John Chatfeild-Roberts and Ian Henderson have positioned their funds to benefit from further highs in the price of the precious metal.
John Chatfeild-Roberts, CIO of Jupiter and head of the group's £4.6bn multi-manager range, has urged investors to go back to basics and avoid being tempted into complex products promising unrealistic returns.
Senior Jupiter managers Tony Nutt, Philip Gibbs, Edward Bonham Carter and John Chatfeild-Roberts will together own almost 14% of the group following the IPO, valuing their stake at more than £105m.
Jupiter's six most senior fund managers are set to own a stake worth about £140m following the asset manager's IPO.
Jupiter has set the price range of its IPO at between 150p and 210p per share, valuing the asset manager at £718m to £868m.