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10 September 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

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Franklin Templeton hires Pence

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Investment manager Franklin Templeton Investments has hired Suzanne Pence from Perpetual Investments as a business development manager.

Investment manager Franklin Templeton Investments has hired Suzanne Pence from Perpetual Investments as a business development manager.

At Perpetual, Pence was a senior portfolio specialist for global shares and multi-sector funds.

She also had spells with JP Morgan Investment Management in Melbourne and Morgan Guaranty in New York.

Franklin Templeton has $4 billion in funds under management.