JPMAM reopens $2.3bn emerging markets fund

Soft closed in July 2019

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JP Morgan Asset Management has reopened its Emerging Markets Opportunities fund, nearly five years after soft closing it.

The strategy was soft closed in July 2019 when it hit nearly $3.6bn in assets, with further restrictions imposed in May 2021, when the fund grew to $5.5bn, despite not allowing any new investor money in the fund. The company removed limits on daily allocations to the fund at the beginning of 2023. JPMAM US Smaller Companies fund reopens for new subscriptions The Emerging Markets Opportunities fund is managed by Anuj Arora and Sonal Tanna, who have managed the strategy for eight and seven years, respectively. Richard Titherington also managed the fund until 2022, when he took a leav...

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