AMP Capital has made an array of changes to its leadership team in line with client needs and the business’ updated growth strategy.
As part of the changes, the company has created a new role, global head of infrastructure equity, and appointed Boe Pahari in this capacity, who is presently designated as head of infrastructure – Europe and the Americas.
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With this new role, the company aims to capitalize on the investment opportunities in the northern hemisphere following the global infrastructure platform launch and maintain its role in key home markets of Australia and New Zealand.
Pahari will be based in London in his new role, and will join the AMP Capital leadership team, as well as will also assume responsibility for the Australian and Indian infrastructure equity teams.
AMP has also promoted Andrew Jones, global head of infrastructure debt, to the AMP Capital leadership team.
Following the reshuffling, the role of Scott Davies, based in Australia as global head of infrastructure, will cease to exist and Davies will leave AMP Capital by the year end.
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By GlobalDataThe company will also streamline the end-to-end client proposition across its key markets, with Anthony Fasso, AMP Capital Director, International, to lead the global product team.
Among other changes, Sharon Davis, presently serving as chief operating officer of AMP, will become director, Australia and New Zealand, which will make him responsible for overseeing the Australian client teams, New Zealand operations and a new global marketing and communications capability.
Ms Davis will retain the responsibility for the investment services areas, Yen Hui Tie, presently AMP Capital senior legal counsel, will become AMP Capital head of legal, while Prue Milne who is the executive general counsel will step down in next February.
Stephen Dunne, CEO of AMP Capital, said, "We are investing in the areas where we see the greatest opportunities to support our growth. The changes we’re making will ensure AMP Capital is aligned internally as well as to external market forces in order to deliver for our clients as we continue to expand and internationalise the business."
