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Neuberger Berman Creates New CIO Role For EMEA
The holder of the newly-created role has worked in the space for 25 years, with stints at Mercer, among other places.
Neuberger
Berman, the US investment house, has hired Niall O’Sullivan
for a newly-created role as chief investment officer, multi-asset
strategies, Europe, Middle East and Africa.
O’Sullivan, who will be based in London and Dublin, will report
to Erik Knutzen, multi-asset chief investment officer, and Doug
Kramer, head of institutional equity and multi-asset class and
locally to Dik van Lomwel, head of EMEA and Latin America.
O’Sullivan has more than 25 years of experience managing
investment portfolios and programmes globally. Most
recently, he worked with Mercer Investments as chief investment
officer of its outsourced chief investment office business for
Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Prior to joining Mercer in 2010, O’Sullivan was with QED in
Dublin, where he focused on solution-driven investment
opportunities with banks and insurance companies. Before QED, he
was at Bank of Ireland Global Markets, working with clients and
developing the bank’s LDI product range and inflation-linked
solutions.
O’Sullivan holds an MSc in investment and treasury from
Dublin City University and a BA (Mod) in mathematics from Trinity
College.
Neuberger Berman, founded in 1939, manages $418 billion in client
assets as of 30 June 2022.
