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Martin Currie Asia-Pacific Fund Manager Resigns

Wendy Spires Group Deputy Editor 10 July 2011

Martin Currie Asia-Pacific Fund Manager Resigns

Richard Evans has resigned from his position as co-manager of Martin Currie’s Asia Pacific fund and is set to leave the UK-listed firm on 30 September.

Evans, who has been with the Edinburgh boutique since 2004, has decided to leave the fund management industry.

As a replacement, Paul Danes will move to the Asia team, where he joins Jason McCay and Andrew Graham.  Before joining Martin Currie’s Japan team in 2007, Danes managed Japanese funds for Nordea Investment Funds in Luxembourg, and for Deutsche Asset Management in London and Tokyo.

Martin Currie’s Japan team comprises five specialists, and the company is reportedly looking to bolster it with a new hire in the coming months.

Martin Currie manages £10.4 billion (about $16.7 billion) in equity portfolios as at the end of March this year.

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