Mr Lowenstein had been with Hunter Hall for 14 years, and has over 25 years’ investment experience. He was considered a key team member. He managed approximately one fifth of Hunter Hall’s firm-wide assets under management, and made an important contribution to its portfolios. 

“S&P will meet with Hunter Hall next week, and seek to understand how Mr Lowenstein’s investments will be managed, before reviewing the ‘On Hold’ ratings,” said Justine Gorman, analyst at S&P Fund Services.

The funds affected by this announcement are:

• Hunter Hall Australian Value Trust
• Hunter Hall Global Ethical Trust
• Hunter Hall Global Deep Green Trust
• Hunter Hall Global Ethical Trust Hedged
• Hunter Hall Asian Value Trust
• Hunter Hall Value Growth Trust

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