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JANA CIO resigns

After 23 years with JANA, the group’s chief investment officer will be departing the firm in December.

by Sarah Simpkins
April 22, 2021
in Appointments, News
Reading Time: 1 min read

Steven Carew has spent the last three years as CIO of JANA. He will be leaving the company to take a year’s sabbatical, before looking for new opportunities. 

JANA chief executive Jim Lamborn commented Mr Carew had made a significant contribution to the organisation and will be missed. 

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“Steven’s strong intellect, passion for financial markets and relentless commitment to delivering great client outcomes has seen him build a strong and inspired team here at JANA,” Mr Lamborn said.

“Through his never-ending curiosity for the next innovative idea to support clients, as our Chief Investment Officer, he has further fostered a culture of enquiry and rigour within the business that has seen JANA grow from strength to strength.”

JANA has said it will use Mr Carew’s remaining eight months to work with its clients to explore new approaches. 

“With change comes opportunity,” Mr Lamborn said. 

“Over the past three years, JANA has been on a journey that has seen us examine our processes and focus on new and better ways to build on our already market-leading insights.”

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