The managers of the Sustainable and Responsible Investment Fund at UK-listed Henderson Global Investors are to leave the firm, having been at risk of redundancy. 

The decision follows changes in the SRI funds' management, which will no longer be run by a separate team.

"Members of the SRI team at Henderson have been provisionally identified as at risk of redundancy as Henderson has decided no longer to have a separate team to manage SRI funds," a spokesperson told this publication in an emailed statement. 

“The team is currently exploring a range of options and remains in conversation with Henderson in this regard. In the meantime, George Latham, head of SRI funds, and Tim Dieppe, SRI fund manager will remain in place at Henderson until the end of the year,” the firm said.

The group currently runs four funds - Henderson Global Care Growth, Henderson Global Care Managed, Henderson Global Care UK Income and Industries of the Future - which will be passed on to other Henderson managers.

The firm’s global funds will be managed by the global equity team, which is headed by Neil Rogan, and the UK fund will be managed by Job Curtis, who is part of the Henderson's UK growth and value team.