Update: Janus Henderson European equities duo to join Schroders

Left John Bennett's team

Jayna Rana
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Bill Casey and Nick Kissack, former senior European equity analysts at Janus Henderson will join Schroders in February next year as fund managers.

The duo, who have worked closely with John Bennett (pictured) director of European equities, since 2011 and 2014 respectively, went on gardening leave last week but will officially leave Janus Henderson in January. They will join Schroders' pan-European equities team as fund managers, though it is not yet known what their responsibilities will be. Rory Bateman, head of European equities at Schroders, said: "We are delighted Bill and Nick are joining Schroders in early 2018. They are extremely high calibre investors with excellent experience in UK and European equities." Meanwhile, ...

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