James Du Boulay, head of fund distribution at JO Hambro Investment Management, has left the firm.
Du Boulay, who has worked at JOHIM since March 2010, has not been directly replaced. He said his departure was "amicable" and he is currently looking at other opportunities within the industry. JOHIM's parent company Credit Suisse had put the business up for sale, according to reports back in May. JOHIM employs around 100 staff at its office in St James' Square. Its fund range includes the onshore JOHIM branded funds as well as the offshore Waverton portfolios, and it also runs hedge funds and specialist mandates.
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