Transfer market: latest manager moves revealed

The fund managers' transfer market's recent activity continues in this first month of the New Year as we reveal the latest fund manager changes to have reached the Citywire Global radar.

Schroders

Gareth Isaac – has been named co-manager on the Schroder ISF Euro Bond fund alongside the firm’s CIO Philippe Lespinard. Isaac joined the firm from GLG back in October to manage some of its pan-European portfolios.

Semper Constantia

Ingo Kröll – no longer manager of the SemperBond Special, SemperBond Emerging Markets and the Constantia Short-Term Strategy funds. All three have been taken over by Stefan Klocker.

Meeschaert AM

Following the departure of Meeschaert AM’s head of asset management Marc Favard, as revealed by Citywire Global recently, his funds have been temporarily taken over by three former colleagues.

The MAM Actions Ethique and MAM Europe Croissance funds are now managed by Guillaume Chaloin. The MAM Actions Technologie et Croissance and MAM Actions Internationales are now run by Fabrice Vennin.

Also the MAM Selection Actions fund is now run by Sébastien Korchia and Guillaume Chaloin while the MAM Obli Convertibles fund is now managed by Thomas Raffy.

Here are the other fund manager changes as reported by Citywire Global in the past two weeks:

Top manager hands over reins of European equity fund

Renaissance lands two Griffin emerging Europe mandates

M&G bags Liontrust manager for Euro equities team

Aberdeen names first head of Asia Pacific multi-asset

BBVA names new global head of asset management

Pictet names senior small cap equity manager