Rathbone Income Fund Income Units

Carl Stick
Located in: London

Carl graduated from the University of Southampton in 1991with a BA Honours in English Literature. Having served in several non-investment related jobs, he took up a position as an assistant private client manager with stockbroking firm Neilson Cobbold, Tunbridge Wells. Rathbones acquired Neilson Cobbold, and Carl transferred to London in 1996. In August 1998, after two years as a discretionary investment manager, he became an assistant fund manager working alongside Hugh Priestley. Carl took over the management of the Rathbone Income Fund in January 2000 (now with assistant fund manager Hugh Yarrow), followed by the management of the Rathbone Smaller Companies Fund (now managed by Marina Bond) in November 2000. In February 2002, he gained full responsibility for the Rathbone Special Situations Fund (now assisted by Sean Beck). In May 2006, Carl became co-manager of the Rathbone High Income Fund - alongside Julian Chillingworth and Hugh Yarrow - where he oversees the portfolio's property element. He is also one of 10 managers involved in managing Skandia Investment Management's UK Best Ideas Fund. Since October 2001, Carl has been a Board Director of Rathbone Unit Trust Management. He is also I.I.M.R-qualified and a Fellow of the Securities Institute.

Hugh Yarrow
Located in: London

Hugh joined Rathbones in September 2002 after graduating from the University of Edinburgh with a 1st Class MA Honours in Philosophy and Mathematics.

Hugh has worked alongside Carl Stick on the Rathbone Income Fund since 2004, and was made assistant fund manager in 2006. In May 2006, he was appointed co-manager of the Rathbone High Income Fund, alongside Carl Stick and Julian Chillingworth, and was promoted to lead manager in April 2008. Hugh also co-manages institutional income mandates with Carl.

Hugh's role includes fundamental research on both individual companies and sectors of the market; and regular meetings with company management teams and analysts. He also assists with the development of the investment process and the integration of new graduates into the team.

Hugh holds the Investment Management Certificate and the Securities Institute Diploma. He has climbed Mt Kilimanjaro and Mt Blanc, and has taught mathematics at a girls school in Fiji.