Andrew Lebus will stand down as lead manager of the £1.2bn Pantheon International investment trust, to be replace by Helen Steers, the company told investors on Thursday (27 February).
The move comes ahead of Lebus's retirement from Pantheon, where he is partner, in 2021. Lebus has headed Pantheon International since 2002. He had been instrumental in "gaining shareholder support for the consolidation of the ordinary and redeemable shares in 2017", the board said. Steers, meanwhile, has been partner at Pantheon since 2004 and has been closely involved with Pantheon International since 2015, the firm said. She is currently head of Pantheon's European investment team and a member of its international investment committee. Women In Investment: Face-to-face with Helen St...
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