Mark Campbell passes away

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Former Cofunds director, Mark Campbell, has passed away after a two year battle with cancer.

Campbell, who died on Sunday 8 November, was a hugely respected and popular figure within the UK retail fund management industry where he held a number of high-profile roles with great distinction over the course of a career spanning more than 20 years. Most recently, Campbell was head of distribution at Wells Fargo subsidiary European Credit Management, and also ran his own consultancy, Holton, where he was able to use his extensive industry knowledge and experience to advise clients on distribution across the UK and Europe. After a spell in advertising with McCann Erickson, he spent...

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