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City of London Investment Group has confirmed founder Barry Olliff is expected to stay on as chief executive until 2019, according to a regulatory announcement from the company.

The firm is in the process of transferring Olliff's chief investment officer responsibilities to Mark Dwyer, the head of emerging market fund management. This process will complete by September 2015.

Barry Olliff, the emerging markets luminary who started out at Denny Brothers in 1964, is expected to stay on as chief executive for another few years

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