Graham to co-manage Martin Currie Asia Pacific fund

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Ex-Sofaer Capital partner Andrew Graham, has been promoted to co-manager of Martin Currie's £200m Asia Pacific fund.

Graham, who joined Martin Currie in May 2010, has 23 years experience managing Asia Pacific equities, having also worked for Putnam Investments. Graham will work alongside existing managers Jason McCay and Richard Evans. The fund, which holds between 40 to 60 stocks, has returned 21.6% over the last three years to investors, behind the peer group average of 39.5%.

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