MM label to go in Axa rebrand

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Axa Investment Managers is rationalising its multi-manager branding as part of the shift to move management of funds under the Axa Framlington name.

Funds managed under the Axa Multimanager will see the brand change by the end of the year, along with a series of appointments and alterations to the management of the actual funds, according to a statement by the company. Caspar Rock is relinquishing role as manager of the Framlington International Portfolios head fund to take up a new position as head of investment for Axa Framlington Multimanager, so Deane Donnigan will take over as manager of the FIP health fund. As a result of Rock’s role change – which will see him manage the UK fund range alongside Keith Speck and with support from...

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