Tatton IM shakes up investment team

Two new hires to join firm

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Tatton Investment Management has made two appointments to its investment team and announced a restructuring as it continues to grow assets.

Brooks Macdonald's Jon Messer has joined Tatton IM as a portfolio manager and Adam Rawling has been appointed as a quantitative research analyst. Tatton confirmed it was hiring a fund manager research analyst and an investment strategist, to be announced in due course. Tatton IM grows assets by 25% As part of the restructure, James Saunders, a quantitative research analyst at Tatton, has been promoted to deputy head of investment and will lead the fund research process in addition to his quantitative research responsibilities. Head of investment Jim Kean has become Tatton's firs...

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