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In a stock exchange notice today (7 August), the trust said Caffrey will work alongside Simon on the value stocks in the large cap portfolio, while Ghernati will join existing co-manager Felise Agranoff on the growth stocks in the large cap portfolio. Caffrey has over 32 years of experience in the industry and joined JPMorgan Asset Management in 2002. He is a member of the firm's value team supported by over 20 career research analysts. JP Morgan American portfolio manager retires after 44 years With over 24 years' experience, Ghernati started working with JPMorgan in 2020 and curr...

qualification round made quite a statement but a tough challenge awaits defending champion Neeraj Chopra as he seeks another piece of history in the Paris Olympics men's javelin throw final round here on Thursday. Just like he did at the same stage in the Tokyo Olympics three years back, Chopra needed just a few seconds to top the qualification round with his opening throw but the similarity ends there. This time, the quality of the field is better than Tokyo with nine throwers crossing the automatic final round qualification mark of 84m in Paris as against six in Tokyo. Out of the nine, five made it to the final round with their first throws and thus will have a lot in their tanks for the medal round. The 26-year-old Chopra knows it too well, having been in the global circuit for more than eight years.

Vinesh Phogat on Wednesday was disqualified from Paris Olympics' 50 Kg wrestling category for being overwieght by 100 grams. A statement released by the Indian Olympic contingent revealed that 29-year-old Phogat's disqualification was triggered by a slight uptick in the body weight. «It is with regret that the Indian contingent shares news of the disqualification of Vinesh Phogat from the Women's Wrestling 50 kg class. Despite the best efforts by the team through the night, she weighed in a few grams over 50 kg this morning. No further comments will be made by the contingent at this time. The Indian team requests you respect Vinesh's privacy. It would like to focus on the competitions on hand,» the Indian Olympics contingent said.

Chicago Med" adds Sarah Ramos and Darren Barnet as series regulars for Season 10. They join the cast as Dr. Caitlin Lenox and Dr. John Frost, respectively.

Yui Susaki of Japan, Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat, was seen crying after winning the match. She is all set to advance to the quarterfinals of the Olympic Games. Competing in the 50kg category, Phogat's victory over Susaki marks a significant achievement in her wrestling career. Susaki, a reigning Olympic champion and four-time World Champion, has never lost an international match until now, making Vinesh's victory that much sweeter. Trailing 0-2 after conceding penalty points for passivity, Phogat made a brilliant comeback in the last five seconds to clinch three points, winning the match 3-2.

The roles that are in high demand for mid-career level are transportation manager, supply chain manager, logistics engineer, supply chain analyst and operations manager. These are just a few of the positions, says Mahima Agarwal, President-HR, CJ Darcl Logistics Ltd, adding that the possibilities are endless. On pay expectations, she says someone like a technical professional or a senior analyst can earn a great package with the required skills and knowledge.

staffing solutions provider Instawork has acquired the technology platform built by Bengaluru-based online placement forum Able Jobs for an undisclosed amount. Ravish Agrawal, one of the cofounders, will serve as an advisor to Instawork, while Siddharth Srivastava, the other cofounder will join Instawork as a product leader. Through the deal, Elevation Capital, Titan Capital and other venture investors on the captable of Able Jobs will exit the company and the small team of around four employees still with the company will be taken in by Instawork, the spokesperson added.

LPL has broadened its footprint in the Northeastern US yet again as it welcomes an advisor team from Cetera in Connecticut.

Unny Radhakrishnan and Bindhu Unny's journey from the brink of bankruptcy to financial stability is a tale of resilience and reinvention. In the late '90s, they were idealistic young professionals driven by a passion for social impact, only to end up being financially broke.

report this week, the elderly are squirrelling away money, motivated by ever-longer retirements, the risk that they will need to pay for old-age care, the inevitable uncertainty about how long they will survive and the desire to pass on assets to their children. Whereas in the mid-1990s Americans aged between 65 and 74 spent 10% more than their income, the same age group has been a net saver, in aggregate, since 2015. A similar picture is found across the rich world, from Canada to Japan.

Curb Your Enthusiasm. There is a young man who has claimed that when he was 17, a beautiful 37-year-old actress had “taken advantage of" him. “That’s the trauma?" jeers David, accusing him of being a fraud.

Tilak: The Empire’s Biggest Enemy, in a sense, completes the triumvirate of the three interrelated historical legacies that have shaped modern Maharashtra and dramatically impacted national life. As Tilak’s last major biography in English appeared perhaps half a century ago, this fresh evaluation of his political career is timely given the tectonic shifts that have since taken place in India’s pollical culture.

women boxers at the centre of a gender row at the Paris Olympics took up the sport to escape from bullies: Lin Yu-ting had an abusive father while Imane Khelif was roughed up by boys in her village. Both find themselves embroiled in a global maelstrom that has sparked reaction from US presidential candidate Donald Trump, Harry Potter author J.K Rowling and a host of commentators. Online, they have been subjected to «an awful lot of abuse», Mark Adams, spokesman for the International Olympic Committee, said on Friday.

BMX riders, and she can quickly recount some of her career totals: 18 world championships, two Olympic gold medals in racing (in 2012 and 2016) and one silver, in Tokyo in 2021. But Pajón, a Colombian, can also rattle off the much more painful totals of the cost of so much riding: 25 fractures, 12 screws, eight surgeries and countless tears of ligaments and tendons. The medical hardware in her left arm and knee included so much metal that she used to travel with her X-rays. Opening a door or serving a glass of water hurts. “My joints are of an 80-plus-year-old,” Pajón said with a laugh. She is 32. Pajón, who has been racing competitively since she was 4, wasn’t lamenting her injuries during a recent conversation. They are simply a fact of life for an athlete. Wear and tear naturally degrades human bodies, even the most talented ones. But performing at the elite level, especially in high-impact Olympic sports such as wrestling, rugby or gymnastics, inherently has more risks. Shoulders give out. Ligaments tear. And, for some, metal screws and titanium plates become just more hardware in the lifelong pursuit of gold, silver and bronze.

To Lam, named Vietnam's top leader on Saturday, is a powerful former public security minister who has been swiftly elevated by a corruption crackdown that swept away other contenders. He was confirmed as general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam after the death of his predecessor Nguyen Phu Trong, Vietnam's most powerful leader in decades. In his first remarks as general secretary, Lam said his promotion was the result of «an urgent need to ensure the leadership of the party».

Suits: L.A." moves its production from Vancouver to Los Angeles, marking the beginning of its filming. The legal drama, featuring Stephen Amell, will now be produced in L.A., a Variety report said.

By Julie Cazzin with Allan Norman

A spokesperson for UBS AM refused to comment on Chow's departure, but said «there have been some changes to the set up and responsibilities within our engagement team, which continues to be led by Francis Condon». Chow's departure happened shortly after the firm's head of impact investing Narina Mnatsakanian left the asset management division of UBS in June. UBS AM impact investing chief departs as Credit Suisse integration progresses News about Chow and Mnatsakanian exiting UBS came amid a sweep of senior changes at the lender. Chow started her career in 2001 as part of the gra...

Almost half the financial advisors in the market are over the age of 55, and within a decade of their own retirement. It’s a simple demographic fact that seemingly bodes well for young talent seeking to enter the wealth management business. Less advisors above them means more room for career growth, right?

Raymond James has officially begun its August recruitment run by bolstering its employee advisor network in New York.

LPL Financial has expanded its reach in Virginia as a family-run advisory practice from Avantax switches affiliations.