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14 May 2025 by Jasmine Siljic

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Morningstar downgrades AMP fund

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Morningstar has downgraded the AMP Capital Australian Equities Fund to hold, after the departure of resources analyst and former head of capital funds Gary Armor.

The hold recommendation means investors and advisers should hold off placing new money with the fund.

Senior portfolio manager Greg Barnes, a recent addition to AMP's team, has taken responsibility for the fund. "Barnes has over 20 years' investment experience, although he's a relative unknown to us," Morningstar analyst Chris Douglas said.

"This strategy has never been a favourite of ours. There have been a number of rebirths over the years: Barnes is the fourth person to lead
the Australian equities strategy since 2001."