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see also: Alan Brown: The future of the eurozone |
IF IT IS a curse to live in interesting times, chief investment officers must be feeling particularly rueful. Alan Brown has been in his current role at Schroders since 2005, running £205 billion ($337 billion) in assets. But he has been overseeing global fund management teams in various guises for more than 20 years. So when Brown says that “this is certainly one of the most difficult times to manage pools of capital that I can recall,” it is worth listening.
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