Jupiter hires two analysts to strengthen equity research teams

Covering technology and alternative companies

David Brenchley
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Jupiter Asset Management has appointed two equity analysts to work on a suite of its alternatives and technology funds.

Nahid Iqbal and Antoine Hucher joined Jupiter in November from Italian bank Mediobanca and French firm Exane BNP Paribas respectively. Hucher joins Jupiter's global and regional equity teams, with a particular focus on global financials, where he will help to generate ideas for Guy de Blonay's range of funds, including Jupiter Financial Innovation. As well as this specialism, Hucher will contribute more widely across Jupiter's equity funds, providing "valuable analysis into global technology firms", Jupiter said. Jupiter's de Blonay backs tech-friendly companies as he future-proofs...

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