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Jupiter CEO Quits $68 Billion Firm to Sit at the Beach and ‘Do Nothing’

  • Andrew Formica joined the asset manager in 2019 from Janus
  • Chief Investment Officer Matthew Beesley will succeed him
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Andrew Formica, the chief executive officer of Jupiter Fund Management Plc, suddenly announced he’s leaving the £55.3 billion ($67.9 billion) asset manager he joined in 2019.

Formica, 51, will leave the position on Oct. 1 and will also resign as a director of the London-based company on that date, according to a statement Tuesday. He will be succeeded by Matthew Beesley, the company’s chief investment officer, who will take up the role of CEO with effect from that time.