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Hiroki Hashimoto
Royal London Unit Tst Mgrs Ltd, Royal London Asset Mgmt (IRL)
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Royal London Cautious Managed Co-managed (deputy) UT Mixed Investment 0-35% Shares since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Adventurous Co-managed (deputy) UT Mixed Investment 40-85% Shares since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Balanced Co-managed (deputy) UT Mixed Investment 20-60% Shares since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Defensive Co-managed (deputy) UT Mixed Investment 0-35% Shares since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Diversified Bond Co-managed (deputy) UT Sterling Strategic Bond since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Dynamic Equity Co-managed (deputy) UT Global since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Growth Co-managed (deputy) UT Mixed Investment 40-85% Shares since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London Multi Asset Adventurous (IRL) Co-managed (deputy) FO Mixed Asset - Aggressive since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London Multi Asset Balanced (IRL) Co-managed (deputy) FO Mixed Asset - Balanced since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London Multi Asset Defensive (IRL) Co-managed (deputy) FO Mixed Asset - Cautious since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London Multi Asset Growth (IRL) Co-managed (deputy) FO Mixed Asset - Aggressive since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London Multi Asset Strategies Co-managed (deputy) UT Flexible Investment since Apr 01 2024 to present
Royal London GMAP Moderate Growth Co-managed (deputy) UT Mixed Investment 20-60% Shares since Jul 25 2024 to present
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