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Thames River Capital CEO Departs F&C
Toby Hampden-Acton has stepped down from his role as chief executive of the F&C business, Thames River Capital.
Toby Hampden-Acton has stepped down from his role as chief
executive of the London-based F&C business, Thames River
Capital.
Hampden-Acton served with the boutique asset manager since 2004
and was its chief compliance officer prior to becoming chief
executive.
Thames River Capital was acquired by F&C
Investments in 2010 and last year, F&C rebranded all the
Thames River funds under the F&C name as part of the final
stages in the takeover.
Following that move, the Thames River Capital chief executive job
no longer had an active role within the wider F&C group, and
as such Hampden-Acton has chosen to leave on his own accord.
His responsibilities will be assumed by F&C’s chief operating
officer Hugh Moir, as the role as Thames River Capital’s CEO will
not be replaced.
The London-listed asset management group F&C Investments had
£90.1 billion ($147.08 billion) of assets as at 30 September
2013.
