Jupiter

Outgoing Jupiter CEO Edward Bonham Carter has compared the reaction of markets to the end of ultra-loose policy to "Lance Armstrong coming off the drugs" in one of his final speeches before stepping down.

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Jupiter has reported net fund flows of £458m for Q4 2013, taking its total assets under management to over £30bn for the first time.

Jupiter is looking at a sale of its private client business after receiving an unsolicited bid for the division, according to reports.

Hundreds of multi-asset funds are failing to gain traction among investors despite a concerted push into the space by asset managers, analysis shows.

Jupiter Asset Management's chief executive Edward Bonham Carter is to hand over his role to Maarten Slendebroek in March next year.

Jupiter's Peter Lawery has said the next five years promise to be uncomfortable for investors as they try to dodge 'punches' in the form of central bank policy moves.

Jupiter chief executive Edward Bonham Carter is to join the board of Land Securities as a non-executive director next year.

Jupiter has reported net inflows of £271m for the three months to 30 September, helping push assets under management (AUM) up by almost £850m over the period.

Jupiter has warned advisers against products that over diversify investments in a bid to fit the mould of modern portfolio theory and regulation.