Natixis Global Asset Management has expanded its portfolio research and consulting group by hiring four new executives.
Julien Dauchez has joined the firm as a consultant, while Xavier Lassau and Narimane Agha have joined as junior analysts and Graham Brewster, who will join the team from the firm’s US portfolio research and consulting group.
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All the new hires will be based in the Natixis London office and will report to James Beaumont, head of that team.
In his new role, Dauchez will focus on expanding activities in France, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Belgium as well as among institutional investors. Dauchez has joined Natixis from Barclays Capital, where he served as a director.
Additionally, Brewster has will deliver a consistent global service to advisers and their clients across the globe, while Lassau and Agha will contribute to the service of Natixis’ clients globally.
Lassau has joined Natixis from Amundi in Paris where he served as a quantitative risk analyst and Agha joins from Natixis AM, where she worked as a quantitative analyst in the risk measurement team.
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By GlobalDataBeaumont said: "As concerns escalate over the state of investors’ retirement pots, the role of the financial adviser has never been more crucial, and it is the responsibility of asset managers to ensure that the adviser community is fully equipped.
"We are continuing to expand our portfolio analysis capabilities to provide advisers with the tools they need to build portfolios that meet their clients’ long term investment objectives," he added.
