Asset Management

Jupiter veers to record low just as new boss Beesley preps to take charge

Matthew Beesley is about to take over from outgoing CEO Andrew Formica on 3 October

Matthew Beesley assumes control at a challenging time Jupiter, which has been plagued with persistent outflows
Matthew Beesley assumes control at a challenging time Jupiter, which has been plagued with persistent outflows

Jupiter Fund Management shares were on track for a record low on 28 September, just days before new chief executive Matthew Beesley takes charge of the struggling FTSE 250-listed group.

Jupiter’s shares fell by more than 3.5% in morning trading to 87.92p from 91.35p. If they close at that price, it would be the firm's lowest stock price since its trading debut in June 2010.

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