Jonathan Golan, manager of the £1.2bn Schroder Sterling Corporate Bond fund, is leaving the firm after eight years with the asset manager.
According to a letter to investors seen by Investment Week, Golan will remain with Schroders until mid Q2 as part of a transition period. 'More to come': Schroders targets impact and thematics in ESG launch plans Managers Julien Houdain and Daniel Pearson will take on Golan's responsibilities on the £1.2bn fund. Both will become co-fund managers on the fund, with Houdain remaining co-manager of the £56m Schroder Strategic Bond fund that Golan also managed. Pearson, who remains lead manager on the £472m Schroder High Yield Opportunities fund, will join Houdain as co-manager on th...
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