Biography
Main responsibilities
Jonathan is a portfolio manager in our Global Equity team. He is the co-manager of the Natural Capital Transition Global Equity Fund and also manages the Global Emerging Markets Unconstrained Equity Fund. Jonathan also has research responsibilities covering global consumer companies with a focus on US and Emerging Markets.
Experience and qualifications
Jonathan was formerly a Portfolio Manager focused on Global Emerging Markets at Aberdeen Standard Investments. Prior to this Jonathan worked as GEM Equity Portfolio Manager at Collabrium Investment Advisors and a GEM Equity analyst at Lansdowne Partners. He began his career with F&C Asset Management as a global equity analyst before developing into a Latin American Equity Portfolio Manager with the firm.
Jonathan holds an LLB (Hons) Law from Kings College, London. He also holds the Investment Management Certificate and is a CFA® charterholder.
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