Jupiter AM opens US office with two new hires

Establishing local US credit research hub in Denver

David Brenchley
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Jupiter Asset Management has opened its first office in the US as part of its expansion within the onshore US institutional market.

Three Jupiter employees, including two newly appointed team members, will be based in the office in Denver, Colorado. Taylor Carrington has been made head of US distribution and managing director, while Tracy Pike has been appointed as head of investment oversight. They will be joined by Joel Ojdana, a US credit research analyst on the fixed income strategy who joined Jupiter in 2018. T. Rowe Price hires global head of diversity and inclusion Jupiter said it is looking to establish a local US credit research hub in Denver and potentially expand the team based there. Carrington j...

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