Marlborough's Santa Barbara and Feld to head up two HL segregated mandates

Marlborough Micro and Nano Cap Growth managers

Lauren Mason
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Hargreaves Lansdown has appointed Marlborough’s Eustace Santa Barbara and Guy Feld to manage two of its bespoke segregated mandates focusing on UK smaller companies.

The full investments of the firm's Multi-Manager Balanced Managed Trust and Multi-Manager Special Situations Trust will be transferred to the mandates from Marlborough's UK Micro-Cap Growth and Nano-Cap Growth funds, of which the multi-manager portfolios have been long-term investors in. Managers Santa Barbara and Feld, who have been running money at Marlborough since 2003 and 2013 respectively, will retain a broadly similar investment strategy when running the new bespoke segregated mandates. Marlborough Technology fund to become Global Innovation fund as it relaunches with broader i...

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