Former CEO of JO Hambro Capital Management (JOHCM) Gavin Rochussen is to leave parent firm BTIM Group, four months after it was announced he would take on a senior position in the wider business.
Last September, BTIM Group announced Rochussen (pictured) would be leaving his post as CEO of JOHCM after eight years, to a fill newly created role focusing on implementing BTIM's growth strategy outside of Australia, especially on growing JOHCM's business in the US and Asia. Ken Lambden took over the CEO role at JOHCM. However, this morning, BTIM group announced Rochussen's resignation in order to pursue another opportunity in the UK asset management industry. He is now on six-month gardening leave and has agreed to a five-year non-solicit period of JOHCM investment staff inclusiv...
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