Franklin Templeton appoints Africa head

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SOUTH AFRICA - Asset management firm Franklin Templeton Investments has named Jo-Anne Bailey as director of its African division.

She will be responsible for developing the $659.9bn firm's institutional and retail businesses across the continent. Based in Cape Town, Bailey will report to Andrew Ashton, regional head for Ce...

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