Janus Henderson distribution head departs

Greg Jones leaves after ten years

Beth Brearley
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Janus Henderson's head of EMEA, LatAm and AsiaPac distribution has left the firm to "take some time out with his family" and "pursue other opportunities".

Greg Jones left Janus Henderson at the end of October. His responsibilties have been assumed by the global distribution leadership team lead by Suzanne Cain, global head of distribution, who joined the firm in May this year. A spokesperson for Janus Henderson commented: "Globally our client needs are changing, reshaped by regulation, new technologies and new product preferences in uncertain markets. JOHCM poaches regional sales head from Janus Henderson "As a firm, Janus Henderson is focused on meeting the needs of its clients, recognising that our value as active managers requi...

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