People Moves
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management: Credit Suisse Asset Management
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The latest moves and appointments in UK wealth management, the rest of Europe, the Middle East and select international locations.
Credit
Suisse Asset Management has made a suite of global
appointments to its management committee as part of its new
organisational structure.
The firm has appointed Colin Fitzgerald (pictured) as
global head of distribution. He is joining from Invesco, where he
most recently served as head of EMEA distribution and chief
executive officer, Invesco Asset Management. He has two decades
of experience in managing distribution teams at global asset
management organisations. Based in London, he will be responsible
for expanding the division’s distribution capabilities, enhancing
the coverage model for institutional, wealth management and
third-party wholesale clients, and increasing the footprint of
CSAM in selected European and Asian markets.
Jo McCaffrey has been appointed global head of product. Based in
Zurich, she is joining from PineBridge Investments, where she
most recently served as head of products.
Filippo Rima, who has been promoted to global head of investment,
is currently head of CSAM Switzerland and EMEA and chief
executive officer of CSAM (Switzerland). Previously, he was the
division’s head of equities. Based in Zurich, he joined the firm
in September 2005 from Winterthur Asset Management, where he was
a senior portfolio manager in the equity team.
The investment function will bring together both the traditional
investment and alternatives capabilities, playing a crucial role
in helping the firm meets its aspiration of becoming the asset
manager of choice in both public and private markets by
strengthening the existing offering. The new function will also
deeply embed and expand the firm’s sustainable investment
offering globally.
CSAM has also appointed regional heads, with Filippo Rima as head
of Switzerland, Colin Fitzgerald as head of EMEA, Michael
Rongetti as head of Americas and Min Huang (ad interim) as head
of APAC.