SWIP names co-manager on Absolute Return Bond fund

Anna Fedorova
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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has promoted Dan Daldry to co-manage its Absolute Return Bond fund alongside James Carver.

Daldry (pictured) joined SWIP in 2008 as a graduate and has been working with Carver on the fund since March 2012. He will contribute his credit research capabilities to boost Carver's existing track record in foreign exchange, emerging markets and asset allocation. Graeme Caughey, global head of rates, said: "The partnership of James and Dan ensures a clear process to harness expertise from our credit, rates and currency teams, meaning the best research ideas are available to build a diversified portfolio. "With prospective returns looking low for traditional asset classes, absolu...

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