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| | ... control, sparked by losing a massive mandate in late 2021 that led to more investors fleeing and key people such as Brett Cairns leaving. Meanwhile, Andrew Formica has been appointed non-executive chair, taking over from Hamish McLennan, who becomes ... |
| | | ... confidence, with Magellan suffering billions in outflows following his departure and that of former chief executive Brett Cairns. October proved kinder to the fund manager, reporting a slight increase in its funds under management to $51 billion from ... |
| | | ... investor confidence, with Magellan having suffered billions in outflows since the resignation of chief executive Brett Cairns and Douglass' indefinite leave of absence. In its most recent funds under management update, issued this week, Magellan ... |
| | | Magellan Financial Group has named its new chief executive and managing director, hiring from the Future Fund. Currently deputy chief investment officer, public markets at Future Fund, David George will take on the top job at embattled Magellan from ... |
| | | ... St. James's Place yanked $23 billion of its investors' money and several internal issues began to unravel. Brett Cairns resigned as chief executive and the firm's co-founder Chris Mackay stepped in to oversee the portfolio management of Magellan's ... |
| | | ... James's Place pulled a $23 billion mandate last December. This was followed by a reshuffle at the executive level. Brett Cairns resigned as chief executive and chair Hamish Douglass took an indefinite leave of absence. The firm's co-founder Chris ... |
| | | ... billion mandate, leaving a 12% gaping hole in revenue. This was followed by troubles at the executive level with Brett Cairns resigning as chief executive and chair Hamish Douglass announcing the separation from his wife Alexandra Douglass and then taking ... |
| | | ... second half of 2021, when institutional shareholder St. James' Place yanked out $23 billion. A confluence of Brett Cairns resigning as chief executive and chair Hamish Douglass announcing his divorce and taking a medical leave of absence have led ... |
| | | ... $95.5 billion in the space of three months between September and December 2021. In the same period, chief executive Brett Cairns resigned for personal reason, while Douglass had to appease shareholders worried about what the separation from his wife ... |
| | | ... FUM, Magellan's next four largest mandates make up just 2% of its FUM. And Ler isn't worried about chief executive Brett Cairns resigning or Hamish Douglass announcing his divorce - saying these events have no bearing on the company's investing calibre ... |
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