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Superwoman Anne Richards poached from M&G Investments to run Fidelity International
City & Finance Reporter for the Daily Mail

Jumping ship: Anne Richards
One of the City’s best-known female fund managers has been poached to run Fidelity International.
Anne Richards is jumping ship ahead of a shake-up at M&G Investments, which she has run for the past two years.
The 54-year-old, who is married with two children, leaves M&G next month and will start at Fidelity in December.
An engineer by training, she began her career in Geneva as a research assistant at Cern, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research before doing a business degree and rising rapidly through the ranks in fund management.
She replaces interim president Simon Haslam.
Fidelity, which looks after £235.1billion of savers’ money, would not say how much Richards will be paid. She earned £3million last year.
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