August Karlsson
With leading global asset manager Janus Henderson's (NYSE:JHG) new CEO, Ali Dibadj, at the helm, the company is entering a transition period that will ultimately take time to bear fruit. The Q2 2022 report highlighted the
Janus Henderson: Unfavorable Risk/Reward
Summary
- Janus Henderson continues to be plagued by flow headwinds.
- While reductions in non-comp expenses could prop up EPS in the meantime, it is hard to look past the structural challenges.
- The new CEO adds promise, but the risk/reward seems unattractive at this juncture.
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