According to a stock exchange notice today (27 March), Price’s assistant portfolio manager, Ying Lu, will take over as portfolio manager of Fidelity Japan from 1 October 2025.
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Meanwhile, Price will continue to work alongside Lu until the end of the year. The two have been working closely in the last three years, with the board stating that, as a result “we do not expect any change in the approach to the investment management of the company”.
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