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RCM's Males departs

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By Stephen Blaxhall
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2 minute read

RCM loses its equities head just weeks after a restructuring of the manager's parent group in Australia.

RCM's head of equities in Australia, Jakov Males, has resigned to take up a role at UBS.

As an interim move, current head of research Greg Garton will take on the role.

"We are currently reviewing our options," a spokesperson for RCM said.

RCM is part of the Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI) group currently going through a restructuring of its Australian operations.

 
 

The AllianzGI stable includes managers RCM, Oppenheimer Capital and Nicholas Applegate who will now become stand alone divisions within the group.