Yousefian exits Charteris after four months

Laura Dew
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Tony Yousefian has left Charteris just four months after he joined to expand the firm's fund range.

Yousefian (pictured) moved to Charteris in March from City Financial. He was previously chief investment officer at OPM Fund Management, which City Financial bought in April last year.  At Charteris, he was manager of the £9.4m FP Charteris Property fund, which returned 8.3% over the year to 15 July versus a sector average of 6%, according to FE. Investment Week understands Yousefian is now on gardening leave. Ian Williams, chief executive of Charteris, declined to comment on Yousefian's departure.  

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