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Janus Henderson Group plc reports developments in global active asset management, including operating results, product launches, governance matters and capital-structure disclosures. The company provides investment management services to retail intermediary, self-directed and institutional clients through active equity, fixed-income, balanced and alternative investment platforms.
Recurring news for JHG includes earnings releases, ETF launches and fund strategy updates. Recent product news includes the Janus Henderson Equity Linked High Income ETF, Janus Henderson Equity Linked Moderate Income ETF and Janus Henderson US Equity Enhanced Income ETF, with related disclosures on structured income, equity-linked instruments, dividend equities and covered call strategies.
Janus Henderson Group plc (NYSE: JHG) has launched the Janus Henderson Sustainable Multi-Asset Fund (JSMFX), now available for Direct Channel investors in the U.S. This active portfolio aims for long-term capital appreciation by investing in sustainable ETFs and mutual funds, integrating ESG factors into its strategies. Managed by Nicholas Harper and Oliver Blackbourn, the fund reflects client demand for ESG and asset allocation products. Janus Henderson continues its commitment to sustainable investing following the launch of five sustainable ETFs last year.
Janus Henderson Group plc (JHG) reported its second quarter 2022 results, highlighting a 17% decrease in Assets Under Management (AUM) to US$299.7 billion. Despite facing net outflows of US$(7.8) billion, 50% of AUM outperformed benchmarks over the past year. Second quarter diluted EPS stood at US$0.56, down from US$0.79 a year earlier. Operating income was US$143.9 million, marking a 36% drop year-over-year. The company executed US$56 million in share buybacks and declared a dividend of US$0.39 per share. JHG aims for organic growth despite challenges.
Janus Henderson Group plc (NYSE: JHG) has appointed Shoby Kelliher as the new Global Head of Enterprise Data Management. Based in Denver, Colorado, she will oversee the firm's data strategy, governance, and operations. Kelliher previously held senior roles at Neuberger Berman and Goldman Sachs, bringing extensive experience in data management. Her appointment aligns with Janus Henderson's ongoing initiative to improve data infrastructure, crucial for meeting complex regulatory requirements and supporting the firm's growth.
Janus Henderson Group (NYSE:JHG) has appointed Aaron Kilberg as Head of North America Institutional Sales and Pat Caragher as Institutional Sales Director. Aaron, based in New York, will lead the North America Sales team, while Pat, based in Chicago, will cover the Midwest market. Both bring extensive experience from previous roles at abrdn and Aegon Asset Management, respectively. These strategic hires aim to strengthen Janus Henderson's institutional business and enhance its market presence.
The new research by Janus Henderson Investors reveals that climate-related financial instruments in Asia are predominantly issued by China, India, and the Republic of Korea. Most nations remain inactive in climate bond issuance. The report highlights economic barriers due to fossil fuel dependency, emphasizing the need for stronger policies in renewable energy projects. As major carbon emitters, China and India must enhance decarbonization efforts, which currently lag behind the global average. The research advocates for significant investment in hydrogen and improved carbon credit markets.
Janus Henderson reports that global corporate net debt has declined by 0.2% on a constant-currency basis, totaling $8.15 trillion in 2021/22. Significant debt reductions were noted in the energy and mining sectors, while US companies saw a slight net debt increase of 0.5%. Operating profits surged by 51.4% to $3.36 trillion, allowing for record dividends and debt repayment. Expectations for 2022/23 include a further reduction in net debt by $270 billion or 3.3%, driven by rising funding costs and a cautious economic outlook.
Janus Henderson Group plc (NYSE: JHG) will announce its Q2 2022 results on July 28, 2022, at 4am EDT (9am BST, 6pm AEST). A conference call to discuss these results is scheduled for 8am EDT (1pm BST, 10pm AEST). Participants can access the call via designated toll-free numbers or by pre-registering online to avoid wait times. Live webcasts and slides will be available on the company's investor relations website, with a replay following the call.
As of March 31, 2022, Janus Henderson manages approximately $361 billion in assets.
Janus Henderson Group plc (NYSE:JHG) has appointed Ali Dibadj as the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Roger Thompson, who served as Interim CEO. Dibadj, previously with AllianceBernstein, brings extensive experience, including a successful track record in finance and strategy. Richard Gillingwater, Chairman of the Board, expressed enthusiasm for Dibadj’s leadership as the company aims for growth in a competitive market. Janus Henderson, with approximately US$361 billion in assets under management, continues to focus on delivering value to stakeholders.
Janus Henderson announces record dividends globally, rising 11% to $302.5bn in Q1 2022, driven by strong increases across all sectors, especially oil and mining. In the US, dividend payments rose 10.4% to $141.6bn, with 99% of companies in the index increasing or maintaining payments. They expect global dividends to reach $1.54 trillion in 2022, reflecting a 4.6% growth. The mining sector, led by BHP, is projected to contribute over $100bn in dividends, bolstered by rising commodity prices amidst geopolitical tensions.
Janus Henderson Group (JHG) reported its first quarter 2022 results, showing solid long-term investment performance with 50% of assets under management (AUM) outperforming benchmarks. Operating income decreased to US$124.6 million from US$192.5 million year-over-year. Adjusted operating income was US$178.8 million, down from US$201.5 million. The company declared a 3% dividend increase to US$0.39 per share and authorized US$200 million in share buybacks. AUM declined to US$361.0 billion, primarily due to market impacts and the sale of its subsidiary Intech.