SWIP cuts 23 investment roles in major equities overhaul

Katrina Lloyd
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Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, the asset management arm of Lloyds, is shutting down a string of its regional investment desks with the loss of half its 38-strong management team, according to reports.

The move comes as part of a major reorganisation of its £54bn equities business, with some strategies shifting from an active to a passive investment approach driven by quant models.   The Times...

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