Show Notes
Algy's guest in this episode is Edward Bonham Carter. Edward spent almost 30 years at Jupiter Asset Management, firstly as a fund manager and then Chief Investment Officer.
He was Chief Executive Officer from 2007-2014, during which time he steered the Company through an MBO in 2007 and its successful IPO in June 2010. Edward then became Vice Chairman from 2014 to 2021, when he stepped down from the Jupiter Board. After a year as Director of Stewardship and Corporate Responsibility, supporting the work of the CIO office and the Governance and Sustainability team, Edward left Jupiter in December 2022.Edward is Senior Independent Director at both Land Securities Group plc and ITV plc; Non-Executive Chairman of Netwealth Investments; and a Trustee of Esmée Fairbairn Foundation where he is also Chair of the Investment Committee.
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