Tyndall IM sets up investment committee with ex-Jupiter and Charles Stanley team

James Clunie and Peter Geike-Cobb join

Cristian Angeloni
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Boutique wealth and fund manager Tyndall Investment Management will create an investment committee to provide supplementary resources and oversight to the Tyndall Partnerships team.

From 1 July, James Clunie and Peter Geike-Cobb will join the investment committee to provide expertise on multi-asset, macroeconomics and fixed income. Clunie is a director at Long-Short Consulting, providing consultancy on investment process design and risk management. Prior to this, he worked as a fund manager at Jupiter Asset Management and abrdn Asset Management, and was also a senior lecturer in finance at the University of Edinburgh. Tyndall expands investment team with triple hire Geike-Cobb was managing director of Matterley, the fund management division of Charles Stanley,...

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