Daniel Chu, CFA
Portfolio manager
Kelly Loughran
Client portfolio manager
Ben Russon, CFA
Co-head of UK equities, portfolio manager
Richard Bullas
Co-head of UK equities, portfolio manager
Daniel Chu: FTF ClearBridge Global Infrastructure Income Fund
Kelly Loughran: Putnam US Large Cap Value Fund
Jo Rands & Ben Russon: FTF ClearBridge UK Equity Income Fund
Richard Bullas & Dan Green: FTF ClearBridge UK Mid Cap Fund
Sri Chandran: Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (TEMIT)
Murali Yerram: Franklin India Fund
Brendan Hartman: FTGF Royce US Small Cap Opportunity Fund
Lisa Wang & Oliver Wallin: Franklin Templeton Investment Solutions
Marcus Weyerer: Emerging market ETFs
David Zahn: FTF Franklin UK Gilt Fund
Dino Kronfol: Franklin Global Sukuk Fund
Nicholas Hardingham: Franklin Emerging Markets Debt Opportunities Hard Currency Fund
Cameron McKenzie: Collateralized loan obligations
Mariel Sullivan & Bruno Beretta: European commercial real estate
Charles Bridgeland: Private Equity Secondaries
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