Paul Brain (pictured), Newton Investment Management’s deputy CIO of multi-asset, has retired after 40 years as an investment manager.
Brain joined Newton in 2004 and led the firm’s fixed income team, overseeing a range of global bond strategies including the Global Dynamic Bond strategy, which launched in 2006.
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He had previously held senior roles within the fixed income desks at MSG & Partners, Investec and Credit Suisse.
In a LinkedIn post, Brain said: “My fixed income and multi-asset career saw financial crisis, high inflation, deflation, high rates and negative rates, stock market crashes and also a pandemic.
“We didn’t always get it right but we have been able to grow the wealth of our clients and be a success of which I am very proud. I have been fortunate to work with many talented people in an industry that has constantly evolved,” he added.
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