Neuberger Berman hires new CIO for EMEA multi-asset

Joins from Mercer Investments

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Neuberger Berman has made a senior appointment in its investment team with the hire of Niall O’Sullivan as CIO for EMEA multi-asset strategies, a newly-created position at the firm.

O'Sullivan will be responsible for leading the firm's multi-asset team and its activity across EMEA, driving a pipeline of portfolio construction.  The new CIO brings more than 25 years' experience to Neuberger, having most recently worked at Mercer Investments where he spent over a decade as CIO of its outsourced CIO business for Europe, Middle East and Asia. Prior to joining Mercer in 2010, O'Sullivan spent two years at QED Dublin working across banking and insurance, prior to which he was at Bank of Ireland Global Markets, working with clients and driving the bank's LDI product and...

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